Description

GAIA3 is the ideal platform for performing the most challenging nanoengineering applications that require ultimate precision and capabilities for microanalysis.

All features make GAIA3 the ideal instrument for applications in which imaging at low beam energies is a requirement to preserve sensitive structures in the samples that can get damaged by the electron beam like low-k dielectric materials, photoresists or uncoated biological specimens.

 

Key Features:

- TriLens system: unique combination of three lens and crossover-free beam path

- Advanced detection system with multiple TriSE and TriBE detectors

- Ultra-high resolution at low beam energy: 1 nm at 1 keV and 0.7 nm at 15 keV

- EquiPower thermal power dissipation system for electron column stability

- Rapid beam energy changes and currents up to 400 nA

- High level technology in resolution for milling and imaging

- Shortest time to result in cross-sectioning and TEM sample preparation

- Ideal for 3D ultra-structural studies of biological specimens

Attributes

XM Chamber

Internal Size 290mm × 340mm
W × D
Door 290mm × 322mm
W × H
Number of Ports 12
Type Compucentric fully motorised
Rotation 360Degree Continuous

GM Chamber

Internal Size 340mm × 315mm
W × D
Door 340mm × 320mm
W × H
Number of Ports 20
Type Compucentric fully motorised
Rotation 360Degree Continuous

Detectors

SE Yes
Retractable BSE Yes
BDT Option
(Mid-angle BSE (In-Lens Yes
In-Beam LE-BSE Yes
In-Beam SE Yes
LVSTD Option
STEM Option
CL Option
EDX Option
WDX Option
EBSD Option

Accessories

PA Meter Yes
Touch Alarm Yes
Chamber view camera Yes
Peltier Cooling stage Option
Beam blanker Option
Control Panel Option
Gas Injection Sys Option

Electron Optics

Electron Gun High Brightness Schottky Emitter
Prob Current 2pA to 400nA

Ion Optics

Ion Column Cobra
Ion Gun Ga Liquid Metal Ion Source
Prob Current 1pA to 50na
SEM-FIB angle 55Degree

Vacuum Sys

Chamber High Vacuum Mode: <5 × 10^-4 Pa
Low Vacuum Mode: 7-500 Pa
Electron Gun 7-^10 × 3 > Pa
FIB Gun 6-^10 × 5 > Pa
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