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The 4th CBRM Seminar
ナノ美 : Your Next Electron Microscope
Schedules 2024.03.15
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Date & Time
March 15th, 2024, 15:00 - 16:00
Venue
Sengen Advanced Structural Materials Bldg 5F Conference Room (513-514)
※ Audio and video recordings are prohibited.
※ Please make sure the venue is different from usual.
Speaker
Prof. Dr. Marek Malac
(Research Officer at National Research Council Canada)
Title
ナノ美 : Your Next Electron Microscope
Abstract
We are developing a public license hardware and software platform to build an electron microscope, the NanoMi [1,2]. NanoMi utilizes electrostatic optics making it easy to manufacture. The electron optics is modular with components placed either on a 5-inch diameter half pipe, or in a v-groove, at nearly arbitrary locations. Various electron-optical arrangements can be quickly explored and the electron optics is independent from its vacuum envelope.
The design targets are: acceleration voltage is 50 kV, to reduce cost and x-ray hazard; up to 10 nm spatial resolution in TEM, SEM and STEM mode and electron diffraction (ED) capability. A single Linux computer is used to control NanoMi over a digital IO board, and a Canon M50 digital camera used to collect images from a fluorescent screen.
[1] Micron 163, (2022) 103362.
[2] nanomi.org and https://github.com/NRC-NANOmi/NanoMi
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Center for Basic Research on Materials
Summary
Event Title
The 4th CBRM Seminar
ナノ美 : Your Next Electron Microscope
Venue
Sengen Advanced Structural Materials Bldg 5F
Conference Room(513-514)
※ Audio and video recordings are prohibited.
※ Please make sure the venue is different from usual.
Schedules Hours
2024.03.15
15:00 - 16:00
Registration Fee
Free
Contact
National Institute for Materials Science
Center for Basic Research on Materials
Administrative Office
Tel: 029-859-2839
Fax: 029-859-2801
E-Mail: cbrm_seminar=nims.go.jp
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