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Central Campus Instruments - The Hitachi S3200N Scanning Electron Microscope

Location: 2501C C. C. Little Building
Contact: Carl Henderson
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Applications
  • SEM
Accelerating Voltage
  • 0.3 to 30 kV
Filament
  • Tungsten
Vacuum
  • VP mode 1.3-270Pa
Detectors
  • Imaging - Everhart-Thornley & Robinson BSE Detectors
  • XEDS - Noran UTW SiLi detector
Magnification
  • 20 - 300,000x
SEM Resolution
  • High Vacuum Mode 3.5 nm
  • Low Vacuum Mode 5.5nm

Denette Murphy, a graduate student in Biology, operating the Hitachi S3200N SEM.

Scanning Electron Microscopy
The Hitachi S3200N Scanning Electron Microscope is one of a new series of Variable Pressure Scanning Electron Microscopes (VPSEM). The VPSEM is a conventional high resolution thermionic SEM which allows the operator to control the specimen chamber vacuum level and environment. A specimen maybe inserted directly into the VPSEM and observed in it's natural state.

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