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QFEG 200 Cryo ESEM (FEI Quanta FEG 200)
The QFEG 200 Cryo is an FEI Quanta FEG (Field Emission Gun) scanning electron microscope with a spatial resolution of 2 nm for the ETD detector in high vacuum at 30 keV. The microscope can operate in several modes, such as high vacuum, low vacuum, environmental mode, room temperature, low temperature and cryo. Our QFEG is fitted with an EDS detector, which allows for analytical measurements in all the operation modes. With the cryo transfer system available, it is especially suited for cryo experiments.
Process information
- Electron source
Field emission gun
- Accelerating voltage
500 V- 30 kV
- Resolution
2 nm at 30 kV (SE)
- Imaging detectors
Everhart-Thornley (SE/BSE), Solid State BSE, Large Field, Gaseous SE, Gaseous BSE, Gaseous Analytical, STEM, vCD and CCD Camera
- Imaging modes
High, low vacuum and environmental
- Analytical capabilities
Energy dispersive X-rays (Oxford Instruments 80 mm2 X-Max silicon drift detector, MnKα resolution at 124 eV)
- Attachments
Quorum PP2000 Cryo System, FEI Peltier stage (-10°C to 22°C).
Equipment | QFEG Cryo SEM FEI Quanta FEG 200 | |
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Purpose | Vizualization and Microanalysis |
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Performance | Resolution | The resolution of QFEG dependends on the sample and the operation mode! |
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Instrument specifics | Detectors |
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Electron source |
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Stage (room temperature) |
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Peltier stage |
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Cryo stage |
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EDS |
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Operating pressures |
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Samples | Sample sizes |
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Allowed materials |
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Examples of the QFEG's capabilities
- SEM (Scanning Electron Microscopy)
- BSD (Backscattered Electron Detector)
- STEM (Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy)
- ESEM (Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy)
- Cryo-SEM