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JEOL Introduces New Environmental Control System for Scientific Instrument Labs


Scientific instrumentation is typically housed in an enclosed room, with just enough access for operation or


service. Te heat generated from


equipment, personnel entering and exiting the room, and the enclosed facility itself can all affect the performance of sensitive instrumentation. To


help ensure optimum instrument performance and to maintain a consistently cool environment without adding air turbulence, JEOL has developed the JEOL Hydro Radiant Panel system that is custom- designed and fitted to each room.


JEOL USA, Inc. www.jeolusa.com/PRODUCTS/EnvironmentalControlSolutions/tabid/816/ Default.aspx


FEI Announces New Vion PFIB System for Advanced IC Packaging


FEI released the VionTM plasma focused ion beam (PFIB) system that removes material more than 20 times faster than existing FIB technologies. Faster (20–50×) material removal addresses new markets for FIB-based failure analysis in advanced integrated circuit (IC) packaging applications. Te Vion PFIB systems can provide site-specific cross-sectional analysis of these


new technologies in minutes rather than hours that will accelerate process development and reduce time-to-market for new products.


FEI Company www.fei.com


AEP Technology NanoMap-D 3-D Optical and Stylus Surface Profiler


Te NanoMap-D is a dual-purpose surface profiling system, offering both optical and stylus measuring techniques in a single platform. Both techniques provide accurate and repeatable 3-D surface images. Te optical profiler provides 2-million-pixel images, achieving 0.001 nm Z resolution. Users can quickly


and easily switch between the two measuring heads by soſtware control. System applications include measuring step heights, surface roughness, flatness, and curvature.


AEP Technology www.aeptechnology.com


Micro Photonics Launches the SkyScan 2140—World’s First Combined μCT/μXRF System


Te SkyScan 2140, offered by Micro Photonics Inc., is the world’s first commercially available laboratory micro-CT/micro-XRF system. Te SkyScan 2140 extends the boundaries of non- destructive 3-D imaging by adding true 3-D chemical analysis capabilities to high-resolution


micro-tomography. It combines a micro-CT scanner, which provides high-resolution morphological information and absorption- correction maps for chemical analysis with a full-field 3-D micro-XRF scanner for reconstruction of 3-D chemical composition.


Micro Photonics Inc. www.microphotonics.com


2011 September • www.microscopy-today.com


CAMECA Launches New Field Emission Electron Probe Microanalyzer


CAMECA has unveiled the SXFiveFE, a field emission electron probe microanalyzer that is available in two configurations: SXFive with W and LaB6 sources and SXFiveFE with FE source. CAMECA has optimized the performance of both instruments for challenging microanalytical


applications at sub-micron spatial resolution. Equipped with high-precision


spectrometers for greatest reproducibility, the instrument delivers highest quality minor and trace element analysis. In addition, it offers full automation for long-term unattended analysis.


CAMECA Business Unit AMETEK Materials Analysis Division www.cameca.com


Colorimetry and Spectroscopy of Microscopic Features with CRAIC Technologies


CRAIC Technologies introduced the 308 PVTM microscope


spectrophotometer with colorimetry.


Designed to be added to the photoport of a microscope or probe station, the 308 PVTM is a spectrophotometer that can non-destructively analyze the color of many types of microscopic samples. Featuring CRAIC


Technologies new LightbladesTM spectrophotometer technology, the 308 PVTM can measure the color of microscopic sample areas by both transmission and incident illumination.


CRAIC Technologies www.microspectra.com


E-Series Lamps Optimize UV Irradiance


Te versatile Spectroline® E-Series lamps feature corrosion-resistant, specular-aluminum reflectors to optimize UV irradiance. Tese compact, light- weight lamps can easily be carried to wherever they are needed, for example, to use a UV trans- illuminator. All 254-nm and 312-nm models have


exclusive LONGLIFETM filter glass for higher initial UV transmission and maximum resistance to solarization. Te 365-nm models are available with integrally filtered long-wave UV tubes (BLB) or unfiltered UV tubes (BL) with or without separate filter assemblies.


Spectronics Corporation www.spectroline.com


OPTRONICS® Announces the Release of Microcast® HDXST


OPTRONICS announced the release of their Microcast® HDXSTM full 3CCD 1920 × 1080 progressive scan high-definition c-mount camera system for demanding research and microsurgical imaging applications. Distinguishing features of HDXSTM include an improved 3CCD HD prism with new embedded soſtware features enabling increased imaging performance for challenging, dynamic real-time microscope visualization and documentation applications. Te Microcast® HD 1080p microscope camera systems create a 2-megapixel video that has six times more pixel resolution compared to conventional camera systems.


OPTRONICS® | Medical Grade HD Microimaging Systems www.optronics.com


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