Lecture

STEM & EDX: Electron Microscopy Principles

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This lecture covers the principles of electron microscopy, focusing on the interaction of electrons with samples, diffraction patterns, detectors, and contrast mechanisms. Topics include STEM, CTEM, HAADF, and the influence of camera length and convergence angle.

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