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I I PARAMETER I En"ECT OPTIMUM COMMENTS CONDITIONS Mounting on to OIarging:V~-oa-.l-sea:irely attacbed u~ quick - drying adhesive soecimen stub (oreferablv conductin~) ! ConductivitYaDd Charging Good rooductioo to eanh u~ cooducting paint (Dag) eroundine SensItiVIty to Spec~ distortion u~:- Low beam ~t ~ culditioos ~y IaUh in Deamdamage and/oc low tV. short frame ooorSNR ~od. Focus away {rQn - of iDrerat Coating CoIxIuctivity No charging OIaIJiDg - as: local ideIISity changes; astigmatism; image distu1ioo; dark micrographs ICoatin2 IS.E.Si~ , ~ meIal co8iDa I If too thick can mask Iktai1 , Carbon coaIin2 I If too thick will absorb si2Dal Carbon, aluminium coatin -~~~~~~ Carbon, aluminium coating Avoid intcrfereIx:e with e~s) of interest !Coating ICOating IMecbanical ~tv:_- I EIK:eDtric Position 1= : ~ I --- Resolution: Cracks in coatin~ 'I Vibration amplitude less than reQuired resolution No transIati-oo-iJlc>tion durin9; tiltina Reduce k V. aDd beam cuneDt u~ EIx:eDIric gooiormer stage f~ best results IS~ Tilting I TOPO.P8Ph~' sigDa! I About 45° f« SEt ~. I FcxIIMI by expt. WDOIseral10 . _~_BSD ~onsample I~ Tilting I Stereo Viewing Tilt difference 5-100 u~ low BIllIes for Imp MiJbt ~ j Workina Distance Resolution , ~ of finalleos dama2e ~ of f(K:US ~. I Limit = Loss of ~utiOll Sample - BSD Long - Best forTopog and Working~ DistaIK:e Crystal Orientation SOO1t - Best for Z-ContIast Table "Specimen Parameters" Stereoscan 440 Operator Manual
Cbapter4 Hard Disk Directory, Structure and Management The LEO UIF runs under the Microsoft@ WindowsTM operating system. This graphical operating system is loaded on top of a base disk operating system known as DOS. The DOS operating system is responsible for storing and handling ftIes on the system. If you are new to computers or DOS, you may have trouble understanding certain tenDS used in this manual. This section provides you with a brief overview of the following DOS concepts and functions. This information is by no means a complete explanation of the OOS operating system. If you need more details, please refer to the MS-DOS@ users manual that was delivered with the system. What is DOS? As mentioned above, DOS is shorthand for Disk Operating System. MS-DOS@ is Microsoft's@ version of DOS, while DR-DOS and PC-DOS are renditions from Digital Research and IBM. DOS is the b'affic co-ordinator, manager, and operator for the transactions that occur between the parts of the computer system and the computer system and the user. DOS operates in the background, taking care of low level computer tasks for example, the flow of characters between the keyboard and the computer, between the computer and printer, and between disk(s) and internal memory (RAM). Other transactions are initiated by entering commands on the DOS command line; in other words, immediately after the DOS prompt. The DOS prompt probably looks like one of the following:- A> B> c> The capital letter refers to the active disk drive (the one DOS is using right now). For instance, if the prompt is A>, it means that drive A is active and that commands given to DOS will refer to that drive. When another disk is required, the only command needed is the letter of the disk, followed by a colon and Return (usually the key marked .J). For instance, to switch to drive A, just type A: Enter Stereoscan 440 Operator Manual
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All reasonable steps have been take
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Instrument Photographic Choice of I
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iv Contents Chapter 5 - Maintenance
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The specimen chamber of the Slereos
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The User Interface Overview The use
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5. Panel Selection There is one oth
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B If B is pressed. the arrow keys m
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The top window, see Figure 1.3, pro
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Individual items can be selected or
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1~1~ Chapter 1 Getting Started i '
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all the operating conditions of the
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1-20 ~bapter 1 ~g S~ move the mouse
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FIgUre 1.10 Image of First Peak Set
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Chapter 2 This chapter contains the
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Chapter 1. Operation 2--3 " -- Scan
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Chapter 2. Operation 2.,.,5 ,- . ..
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1. Admit air to the gun. Open the g
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Automatic Stage lnitialise The stag
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For LaB,:- 1 Press the Emission but
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2-22 Chapter 1. Operation If the wo
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2-24 Chapter 2 Operation The Zone T
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Quad Mode Quad mode is selected fro
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On the histogram display there is a
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Panels A panel is a special kind of
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Appendix D Reporting software probl
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Service Manager - SEM Harry M azal
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B-2 Appendix E Options- . Operation
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Controls Angular Measurement The an
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Angular Measurement Each measuremen
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The position of the box can be adju
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I Set the magnification to the requ
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Positioning the Poin~ In Move mode
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&14 Appendix E Options I II Image D
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~ AMaxB This function freezes the i
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Histogram Equalisation The histogra
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Overview The input LUT is used to p
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E-22 Appendix E Options Sawtooth Th
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A group box at the top left of the
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" The communication port used by th
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Selection I The signal mixing panel
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E- 30 Appendix E Options Select one
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E-32 Appendix E Qptions . . High Us
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Keyboard Control The cursor (arrow)
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Grainl Grain2 actionedl I To indica
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The function is provided as part of
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Operation Selection Operation of th
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Stage Scan Invalid This indicates i
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Freeze This function will freeze th
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1.21 Trackerbal/ Introduction This
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Controls Display the pop up control
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Operation Configuration XRay Interf
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E-58 Appendix E Options 11_- X Ray
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Intensity Dot Map Set Up In dot map
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The Linescan data is displayed in a
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Annotation A set of annotation labe
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2. 2.1 Stage Motorisation The stage
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Camera Image Select between Live, S
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If the box marked Fast is selected,
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Remove the Camera assembly from the
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Figures 9,10,11,12 Emission Images
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Assembly Assembly . of the STEM det
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4. Select SCM Image from the Specim
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DOS, 4-1 Dose rate, 3-12 Dual magni
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1-4 Index Rotary pump Oil. 5-2 Oil
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Appendices s+Shift ff ~ I ARRO~ ~ys
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