ZEISS - MultiSEM 505/506
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The World’s Fastest Scanning Electron Microscopes
With MultiSEM you unleash the acquisition speed of up to 91 parallel electron beams. Now, you can image samples in the centimeter – scale at nanometer resolution. This unique scanning electron microscope (SEM) is designed for continuous, reliable 24/7 operation. Simply set up your high-throughput data acquisition workflow and your MultiSEM will acquire high contrast images automatically, all by itself.
You control MultiSEM with the proven ZEN imaging software from ZEISS: all options of this powerful SEM are organized in an intuitive yet flexible way.
You control MultiSEM with the proven ZEN imaging software from ZEISS: all options of this powerful SEM are organized in an intuitive yet flexible way.
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Features of MultiSEM 505/506
Acquire Your Images at Highest Speed and Nanometer Resolution
- Profit from up to 91 electron beams working in parallel with unprecedented imaging speed.
- Image an area of 1 cm² at 4 nm pixel size in less than 3 hours.
- Acquire high contrast images at low noise levels, thanks to optimized SE detection.
Acquire and Image Huge Samples
- MultiSEM is equipped with a sample holder covering an area of 10 cm x 10 cm.
- Image the entire sample and discover everything you need to answer your scientific questions.
- Automated acquisition protocols enable large area imaging - you will get the detailed nanoscale picture‚ without losing the macroscopic context.
ZEN Imaging Software
- You control MultiSEM in a straightforward, intuitive way: with ZEN - the proven software for all ZEISS imaging systems.
- Smart auto-tuning routines support you as you capture images with high resolution and high contrast.
- You quickly and easily set up complex automated acquisition procedures, adapted and tuned to your samples.
General Specifications
| Microscope Type | Electron |