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EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES CATALOG EDITION IV COOLING STAGES


zzzThe EMS Coolstage (continued)


The specimen holder has been designed to minimise image drift due to temperature change, giving a stable image at high magnification. An integrated RS-232 interface allows temperature to be set and read from the SEM.


Rapid specimen exchange


To exchange a specimen it is necessary to increase the specimen stage temperature to ensure that condensation does not form on the specimen or specimen stage. The keypad controller has a convenient 'exchange' button that will automatically take the specimen holder temperature to a programmable temperature from between +5°C to +20°C. Typical cooling and heating rates are up to 30°C per minute.


When not in use, the major parts of the system can be left in situ and the cooling stage is very easily removed when reverting to 'normal' use. A convenient storage block is provided for Coolstage stage assembly and vacuum feedthrough for when the system is not in use.


SPECIFICATIONS Specimen Size


Stage Temperature Range


10mm Ø (adaptor stub for 12" Hitachi stubs can be supplied on request)


Note: Higher vacuum will allow for cooler temperatures, compatible with high vacuum levels to 1x10-5


Pa


Temperature Display Resolution


Temperature Stability Temperature Accuracy Stage Movement


Working Distance Operating Voltage


Size and Weight Packed Size and Weight


Standard Coolstage: -30°C to +50°C at 300Pa with no external cooling water from SEM (at ambient +20°C) Enhanced Coolstage: 30°C to +160°C at 300Pa with no external cooling water from SEM (at ambient +20°C) Ultra Coolstage: -50°C to +50°C at 300Pa with no external cooling water from SEM (at ambient +20°C) -0.1°C


+/- 0.2°C +/- 1.5°C or 2% (whichever is greater)


Normal x, y and z movements maintained. Tilt maintained for X-ray analysis (up to 45°). No rotation


As on SEM, Coolstage is set to the SEM Eucentric height


100V or 115V or 230V @ 100VA, voltage tolerance +/- 10%


Operation/display unit: 90mm L x 112mm W x 350mm H, 300g Power supply/cooling unit: 305mm L x 245mm W x 330mm H, 15kg


550mm L x 580mm W x 400mm H, 28kg


Supplied With: Operating manual, one set of interconnecting cables and mains supply lead, storage block for specimen cooling unit when not in use, specimen holders: 15 x flat 10mm Ø stubs and 15 x dish 10mm Ø OD stubs


ORDERING INFORMATION 90100 90101 90102 90103 90104


EMS Standard Coolstage EMS Enhanced Coolstage EMS Ultra Coolstage


Flat specimen stubs, 10mm diameter Dish style specimen stubs, 10mm external diameter


each each each


10/pk 10/pk


Coolstage and vacuum feed through connected to the storage block (with protection shutter open)


Coolstage and vacuum feed through connected to the storage block (stage protected by plastic shutter)


Dish-style specimen stub, showing flat bottom side (left) and dish side (right)


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