TEM

Electron Scattering-Elastic Scattering and

Inelastic Scattering
Beam Damage Due to Inelastic Scattering
Electron Diffraction-Best Example from Hgh
School Physics
Two Types of Diffraction: Fresnel and
Fraunhofer
Schematic of TEM
Let’s First Talk About the Illumination
System
Illumination System: Effect of Strength of C2
and Condenser Aperture Size
Illumination System: Effect of C1 Lens
Strength on Probe Size
Illumination System: Effect of C3 Lens
Illumination System: Gun Shift and Gun Tilt
Role of Deflectors
Now We Will Talk About Objective System
Let’s look at the Information on Diffraction
Patterns First
Imaging mode: Bright and Dark Field Images
How Can We Form Bright and Dark Field
TEM Images?
How to Form a Bright Field Image?
What if we want to form a dark field image
using one of the diffracted beams?
Solution is-------Proper Dark Field Imaging
 Proper Dark Field Imaging Achieved By
Tilting the Diffracted Beam Along the Optical
Axis
Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy
(STEM)