Seminar/Demonstration
TESCAN’s new TENSOR 4D-STEM is revolutionising how materials can be characterised at the nanoscale. By designing the system from the ground up for performance and usability, precise, multimodal 4D-STEM structural and analytical measurements are within the reach of all users and are not limited by conventional TEM designs.
Full integration and synchronisation of state-of-the-art components such as a large direct electron detector with hybrid pixel technology, electron beam precession, electrostatic beam blanker and large dual EDS detectors maximises throughput of STEM, EDS and 4D-STEM measurements. The included ExploreTM software package streamlines workflows allowing data acquisition, analysis and visualisation in almost real-time resulting a optimised user expereiences.
Furthermore, a novel approach to analytical STEM measurement allows users to generate STEM, 4D-STEM, EDS and tomographic data as if they were using a SEM or FIB/SEM, unlike other approaches that rely on complex TEM training. This opens doors for nanoscale research in multimodal, nanoscale morphological, chemical, and structural characterisation of functional materials, thin films, and synthetic and natural crystals.
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Date | Time | Location |
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Mon Mar 11 | 9am - 12pm (incl morning tea) | Curtin University Room 147, Building 310 John de Laeter Centre |
Tue Mar 12 | 10.30am - 2pm (incl lunch) | University of Sydney Room 236 Madsen Building F09 |
Tue Mar 12 | 10.30am - 2pm | Online |
Wed Mar 13 | 10am - 2pm (incl lunch) | UNSW Room G37 June Griffith Building F10 |
Thur Mar 14 | 1.30pm - 4.30pm (incl afternoon tea) | RMIT Room 008.12.013 (Bldg 8, Lvl 12, Rm13) |
Fri Mar 15 | 1pm - 4pm (Bio21 Holmes Imaging Centre afternoon tea) | Bio21 Auditorium |
Registration is essential to assist with catering.
Agenda
- Introduction
- Nanoscale characterisation by analytical STEM
- New approach to precession-assisted 4D-STEM
- Analytical STEM capabilities of TESCAN TENSOR
- Technology behind TESCAN TENSOR
- Improvements of analytical STEM measurements (link)
- Improved performance at 100kV without sample limitations
- Improved quality of diffraction data by beam precession
- Improved speed of precession-assisted 4D-STEM data acquisition
- Improved time to results by on-the-fly data processing and analysis
- Improved usability and reproducibility by automation and setting presets
- Improved accuracy of measurements by multimodal 4D-STEM/EDS data
- Improved diffraction tomography (3D-ED) by beam precession and 4D-STEM
- TESCAN TENSOR in a nutshell
- Demonstration of capabilities (pre-recorded)
Presenter – Dr. Daniel Němeček
TESCAN GROUP, Czech Republic
Daniel has 15+ years of hands-on experience with analytical and structural techniques in both academia and industry settings. He worked with R&D teams and product managers to ensure customer needs were realised during the development of the TENSOR.