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JEOL Unveils a New High-Throughput, Automated TEM for Nano-Analysis
A new 200 kV Transmission Electron Micro- scope from JEOL delivers high-throughput nano-analysis for process and quality control of mass-produced semiconductor and materials samples. Te multi-function JEOL JEM-2800
features high-resolution imaging in TEM, STEM, and SE modes; ultrasensitive elemental mapping with a large-angle energy dispersive spectrometer; electron energy loss spectroscopy for chemical analysis; critical dimension analysis; tomography; and in situ observation of samples. Te all-new TEM functions without a traditional fluorescent screen.
JEOL USA, Inc.
www.jeolusa.com
iLoupe XL2 Mobile Microscope has a Measurement Program
A palm-size microscope with color display screen is being introduced at a national technology event by Aven, Inc. Te iLoupe XL2, which includes measurement soſtware, delivers mobility and
versatility for industrial, medical, research, and academic users. Capabilities include 200× digital magnification, still imaging, video recording, PC output, and live webcam use. Enlarged views are displayed on a 2.8-inch LCD color screen. Users can record length, perimeter, angle, and surface area of examined objects.
Aven, Inc.
www.aveninc.com
EDAX Launches Coating Analysis Software for Orbis Micro X-Ray Fluorescence Analyzers
EDAX Inc., a unit of AMETEK, Inc., has introduced X-ray coating analysis soſtware for its Orbis micro-XRF elemental analyzer that provides simultaneous multi-layer film thickness and composition analysis for metal, oxide,
nitride, and carbide coatings, among others. Applications include coatings for electronics, magnetic media, and semiconductors; anti-corrosion and wear coatings for fasteners, aerospace and automotive components; and RoHS analysis of solder coatings.
AMETEK EDAX
www.edax.com
Olympus DP26® Camera Offers Unmatched Color Fidelity and High-Resolution Images
Olympus has released a new high-resolution digital color camera for microscopy, the DP26. Incorporating a 5-megapixel scientific- grade CCD sensor, the DP26 camera offers high sensitivity and brilliant, accurate color reproduction. It is ideal for displaying images on large-screen monitors. With the Olympus DP26 camera, users can comfortably browse and focus
on their samples and share data with colleagues or students, all without needing to use microscope eyepieces.
Olympus America Inc.
www.olympusamerica.com/dp26
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www.microscopy-today.com
FEI’s New Titan G2 80-200 with ChemiSTEM Technology Enables Atomic Spectroscopy of More Elements at Higher Resolution
FEI Company announced the release of its TitanTM G2 80-200 with ChemiSTEMTM Technology. Te Titan G2 80-200’s analytical speed and sensitivity result from the FEI proprietary ChemiSTEM Technology, including the X-FEG (an ultra-stable high-brightness Schottky FEG source), the high-sensitivity
Super-X EDX detector system (4 windowless silicon driſt detectors integrated deeply into the objective lens), and high-speed mapping electronics capable of acquiring 100,000 spectra/second.
FEI Company
www.fei.com
Topcon Announces a Versatile, Hybrid Microscope
Topcon Positioning Systems has introduced the Aquila hybrid microscope to the North American market. Te Aquila hybrid scope puts the versatility of a light optical microscope and the power of a scanning electron microscope
into a simple, portable, and affordable package. Te microscope magnifies from 30× in optical mode, to 50,000× as an SEM. According to company sources, this unique hybrid design provides key advantages that should expand the use of SEM technology.
Topcon Positioning Systems, Inc.
www.topconsem.com
The Rolera™ Thunder EMCCD Camera for High-Sensitivity Low-Light Imaging
QImaging announces the release of the Rolera Tunder EMCCD microscopy camera, the newest generation of its high-sensitivity, low- light imaging EMCCD camera product line. Designed for quantitative low-light fluorescence
microscopy, the Rolera Tunder is ideal for life science applica- tions such as super-resolution (STORM, PALM), single-molecule fluorescence and FRAP, as well as physical science applications such as astronomy and studying Bose-Einstein condensates.
QImaging
www.qimaging.com
Nikon Instruments Inc. Introduces the New ECLIPSE Ci Series
Nikon Instruments Inc. announced the release of the ECLIPSE Ci series, a new upright microscope system for clinical applications. Te three-model line, consisting of the Ci-E, Ci-L, and Ci-S, is built to withstand frequent use and adjusts
to the unique preferences of individual users. With simultaneous, motorized switching of objective lens, condenser, and light intensity, the Ci-E was designed so the user can concentrate on the specimen without concern for operation.
Nikon Instruments Inc.
www.nikoninstruments.com
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