Practical aspects of monochromators developed for transmission electron microscopy

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Abstract

A few practical aspects of monochromators recently developed for transmission electron microscopy are briefly reviewed. The basic structures and properties of four monochromators, a single Wien filter monochromator, a double Wien filter monochromator, an omega-shaped electrostatic monochromator and an alpha-shaped magnetic monochromator, are outlined. The advantages and side effects of these monochromators in spectroscopy and imaging are pointed out. A few properties of the monochromators in imaging, such as spatial or angular chromaticity, are also discussed.

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Kimoto, K. (2014, October 1). Practical aspects of monochromators developed for transmission electron microscopy. Microscopy. Japanese Society of Microscopy. https://doi.org/10.1093/jmicro/dfu027

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