Microscopy Product Vendors


Mag.x System 125 Email: generalinquiries.na@excelitas.com


APPLICATIONS: Technical microscopy • Flat-panel display inspection • Semiconductor inspection & processing • Widefield biomedical imaging • Micro measurement & metrology • Scientifc R&D


FEATURES: The Mag.x System 125 represents a new class of optical systems that enables micro- scope-like resolution with wide fields-of-view sup- porting modern high resolution sensors up to 57 mm diameter.


https://www.excelitas.com/product-category/x-cite-illuminators


iFLEX Diode Lasers Email: generalinquiries.na@excelitas.com


APPLICATIONS: Confocal microscopy • Optogenet- ics • Flow cytometry • Test & measurement • Bio- medical imaging & instrumentation


FEATURES: iFLEX Lasers deliver exceptional power stability with low amplitude noise. kineFLEX™ fiber delivery options ensure stable intensity with sub- micron positional accuracy and streamlined system integration.


https://www.excelitas.com/product-category/iflex-lasers ibss Group, Inc.


Tel: +1-650-513-1488 Email: admin@ibssgroup.com www.ibssgroup.com


GV10x Downstream Asher APPLICATIONS:


In-situ


Companies and their Products Gamma Scientific


Tel: +1 858-279-8034 www.gamma-sci.com


APPLICATIONS: Fluorescence Excitation • Spec- trum/Illuminant Simulation • Camera and Image Sensor Calibration • Photodiode Detector Respon- sivity • Diagnostic Medical Imaging


FEATURES: The latest in tunable LED light sources, SpectralLED® products incorporate up to 35 dis- crete wavelengths for synthesis of unlimited spec- tral profiles from 380-1000 nm.


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contamination


control


• Long MFP plasma cleaning • FIB/SEM, SIMS, XPS, TEM, CDSEMs, Review SEMs


FEATURES: High to low power pressure (<5e−3 Torr, 6.7e−3 mBar, 6.7e−1 plasma


for EXpressLO LLC


Tel: +1-321-663-3806 Email: info@EXpressLO.com www.EXpressLO.com


Nicola G2/G2F ex situ lift out and micromanipulator system


APPLICATIONS: ex situ lift out • micromanipulation • particles, fibers, thin films • backside or plan view manipulation tion


• FIB/SEM/TEM specimen prepara-


FEATURES: EXpressLO™ grids and methods allow fast, easy, and flexible manipulation of FIB lift out specimens, fibers, particles, thin films, CNTs, and more.


http://www.expresslo.com/ex-situ-lift-out-systems.html


Praxis™ 3D Printed Samples APPLICATIONS: ex situ lift out • in situ lift out • manipulation practice and training • reduce FIB costs for sample preparation • access to many samples • easier and faster for more repetition


FEATURES: The patented Praxis™ 3D Printed spec- imens can be used for EXLO, EXpressLO™ or INLO methods, purposes.


http://www.expresslo.com/praxis-.html for training, practice, and educational cleaning chambers http://ibssgroup.com/products/gv10x/


Pascal), long mean free path and specimens


in-situ. User operation via ibss Controller and/or Windows PC


Mobile Cubic Asher


APPLICATIONS: In-situ & Ex-situ contamination control • SEM/FIB/TEM/SIMS/XPS • Sample Clean- ing • Storage


FEATURES: Mobile downstream plasma cleaning center for specimen & in-situ EM cleaning, employs ibss signature GV10x Qwk-Switch source operated via touchscreen panel, fitted into one convenient enclosure.


http://ibssgroup.com/products/mca/


Chiaro


APPLICATIONS: In-situ & Ex-situ contamination control • SEM/FIB/TEM/SIMS/XPS • Sample Clean- ing • TEM holder view & storage


FEATURES: View / store TEM holders using gas and liquid samples,


http://ibssgroup.com/products/chiaro/ the Chiaro performs functions of


leak check, E-Chips, hydrophilize sample surfaces and plasma cleaning.


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