QUANTAX EBSD
On-axis TKD for Unmatched Performance
Best Spatial Resolution
Low Probe Current Requirements
1.5
nm
Effective spatial resolution
Unique on-axis TKD offers optimum sample-detector geometry resulting in unmatched performance
2
nA
Maximum probe current required
On-axis TKD enables low probe current measurements without affecting speed and data quality
125,000
pps
Ultrafast acquisition of FSE, BSE & STEM images
High contrast & low noise imaging within seconds enabled by unequaled ARGUS imaging system
Orientation Mapping of Nanomaterials with Unmatched Spatial Resolution
QUANTAX EBSD system, with its popular OPTIMUS 2 detector head, is the best available solution for analyzing nanomaterials in the SEM. Here is why:
- offers the best spatial resolution down to 1.5 nm
- operates with low probe currents without compromising speed and/or data quality
- the only TKD solution working in Ultra-High Resolution mode of SEMs using immersion lens technology
- fully automatic, built-in ARGUS imaging system
Why Do I Need On-axis TKD?
We would like to thank Aaron Lindenberg and his group at Stanford University for the permission to publish this DF-like image of their Ge-Sb-Te (GST) thin film sample!
- To achieve the best spatial resolution
- For orientation and phase mapping in an SEM
- For fast mapping without compromising data quality/integrity
- For acquisition of STEM like images with excellent contrast and resolution at incredible speeds and with fully automatic signal optimization
- For analyzing beam sensitive materials using low probe currents.
Webinars on Electron Backscatter Diffraction
Resources & Publications
Application Notes
Spec Sheets
Publications
- 2019 - Nature Materials: Metal–polymer hybrid nanomaterials for plasmonic ultrafast hydrogen detection
- 2019 - Acta Materialia: Mechanism of the α-Zr to hexagonal-ZrO transformation and its impact on the corrosion performance of nuclear Zr alloys
- 2019 - Materials Science: On the depth resolution of transmission Kikuchi diffraction (TKD) analysis
- 2019 - Materials Science: Forescattered electron imaging of nanoparticles in a scanning electron microscopy
- 2018 - Materials Characterization: Space rocks and optimising scanning electron channelling contrast
- 2018 - Materials Characterizations: Elevated temperature transmission Kikuchi diffraction in the SEM
- 2017 - Nature Communications (Open Access): Grain boundary mediated hydriding phase transformations in individual polycrystalline metal nanoparticles
- 2017 - Ultramicroscopy: A systematic comparison of on-axis and off-axis transmission Kikuchi diffraction
- 2016 - Journal of Microscopy: Evidence of multimicrometric coherent γ′ precipitates in a hot-forged γ-γ′ nickel-based superalloy
