Lecture

Transmission Electron Microscopy: Advanced Techniques

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Description

This lecture covers advanced techniques in transmission electron microscopy, including phase contrast imaging of crystalline specimens, camera settings, alignment procedures, and image processing. The instructor demonstrates the use of different apertures, lenses, and detectors to optimize image quality and resolution.

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