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English: JS/HTML5-simulated brightfield HRTEM (high-resolution or electron phase-contrast TEM on the left) and darkfield STEM (scanning transmission electron microscope on the right) screen shots of the same poly-crystalline sphere in the same orientation, near Scherzer defocus for both the HRTEM sub-specimen imaging-system and for the STEM pre-specimen scanning-probe. Each cluster-of-four-panels has image and diffraction pattern at top, digital-darkfield and image power-spectrum at bottom[1]. The electron-optics simulator allows you to toggle between coherent-brightfield phase-contrast (HREM) and incoherent-darkfield amplitude-contrast (STEM) modes, as shown at left and right (respectively) in the figure above. This is equivalent to reversing the path of electrons through the lens-specimen system, and in the darkfield case rastering the focused beam across the specimen while recording "image pixels" with an annular-darkfield detector. Digital-darkfield analysis of the resulting lattice-images remains possible in both cases. |
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| Author | P. Fraundorf |
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- ↑ P. Fraundorf, Stephen Wedekind, Taylor Savage and David Osborn (2016) "Single-Slice Nanoworlds Online", Microscopy and Microanalysis 22:S3, 1442-1443 Cambridge hal-01362470 pdf webpage.
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