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Tecnai on-line help manual -- Alignments - UT Southwestern

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<str<strong>on</strong>g>Tecnai</str<strong>on</strong>g> <strong>on</strong>-<strong>line</strong> <strong>help</strong> <strong>Alignments</strong> 5<str<strong>on</strong>g>Tecnai</str<strong>on</strong>g> 12 Software versi<strong>on</strong> 22 Alignment proceduresBelow is a list of alignment procedures. Some of the procedure steps may not be visible (dependent <strong>on</strong>user level 'user' or 'expert'). Some alignments like STEM, EFTEM and Lorentz may also be absent, sincethey depend <strong>on</strong> the hardware c<strong>on</strong>figurati<strong>on</strong> of the instrument.General notes:• In principle some alignments could be combined in single steps, thereby reducing the number ofsteps. In practice, it is then often forgotten to <strong>on</strong>e of the possible alignments, with the c<strong>on</strong>sequencethat <strong>on</strong>e alignment is then misaligned. Alignment procedure steps generally therefore perform <strong>on</strong>ly asingle alignment at a time.• In an alignment procedure some steps may be skipped when using Next and Previous. This is d<strong>on</strong>eto skip those alignments that are not sensitive to changes in operating c<strong>on</strong>diti<strong>on</strong>s (like pivot points),so that the procedure <strong>on</strong>ly follows the more often-used alignments. The visual indicati<strong>on</strong> whichalignments are skipped and which are executed, takes the form of two different ic<strong>on</strong>s in fr<strong>on</strong>t of thesubprocedure step. Where the ic<strong>on</strong> is a blue arrow <strong>on</strong> a white background, pointing to the right (intothe subprocedure) the subprocedure is not skipped. Where the arrow points down <strong>on</strong> a yellowbackground, the subprocedure is skipped.• Some alignment procedures start with a preparati<strong>on</strong> step. This step can be necessary becauseotherwise the entry point for the whole procedure would be in a 'skipped' subprocedure (see previouspoint).The following alignment procedures exist:Gun• Gun tilt• Gun tilt pivot point• Gun shift• Spot-size dependent gun shiftBeam HM-TEM• Preparati<strong>on</strong>• Minic<strong>on</strong>denser lens• Beam shift pivot point• Beam tilt pivot point• Dynamic c<strong>on</strong>ical dark field pivot point HM (STEM systems <strong>on</strong>ly)• Dynamic c<strong>on</strong>ical dark field distorti<strong>on</strong> HM (STEM systems <strong>on</strong>ly)• Rotati<strong>on</strong> center• Align beam shift• Beam shift calibrati<strong>on</strong>• Beam tilt calibrati<strong>on</strong>• Dynamic c<strong>on</strong>ical dark field beam tilt calibrati<strong>on</strong> HM (STEM systems <strong>on</strong>ly)• Spot size-intensity calibrati<strong>on</strong>• Coma-free amplitude• Coma-free pivot points• Coma-free alignment

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