Titlebook: Local Electrode Atom Probe Tomography; A User‘s Guide David J. Larson,Ty J. Prosa,Thomas F. Kelly Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media

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Specimen Preparation,ate at the specimen surface” [1]. In other words, the specimen is the primary optic of the atom probe microscope, and as such, specimen preparation forms a critical step in a successful atom probe tomography (APT) analysis. Controlling the tip size and the shape is essential for understanding and ma

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Data Collection,on emission by field evaporation, (2) using the initial ion events to allow fine positioning of the specimen, and (3) increasing and adjusting the voltage (and thus the electric field) to obtain a steady rate of detected ion events. The details of how one can maneuver through these steps safely and

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978-1-4939-5243-4Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013

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David J. Larson,Ty J. Prosa,Thomas F. KellyWritten from the user perspective by the developers of the instrument themselves.Covers the main features of a local electrode atom probe tomography experiment from start to finish.Contains practical

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Design and Instrumentation,uped as they are related to the local electrode, elements critical to detection (detection and imaging), transfer of specimens and materials though the various vacuum chambers (transfer and storage of consumables), voltage supplies and laser systems (Field Evaporation Systems), as well as ancillary systems.