Lecture
Transmission Electron Microscopy Basics
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This lecture covers the fundamentals of Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), including user interface, camera settings, sensitivity adjustments, frame integration, and image analysis. It also delves into vacuum supervision, accelerator operation, and high tension control. The instructor demonstrates the alignment of the microscope components, such as condensers and objectives, for optimal imaging. Various tags include TEM, user interface, camera settings, sensitivity, vacuum supervision, high tension control, alignment, condensers, objectives, and image analysis.
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