aberration corrected electron microscopy

How Does ACEM Work?

ACEM utilizes sophisticated hardware and software to correct lens aberrations. The process involves several steps:
Electron source generates a beam of electrons.
Electromagnetic lenses focus the electron beam onto the sample.
Aberration correctors adjust the electron optics to compensate for lens imperfections.
Detectors capture high-resolution images of the sample.
The correction of aberrations results in sharper and more accurate images, enabling detailed analysis of the catalyst's atomic structure.

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