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FUSION IN SITU HEATING AND ELECTRICAL Protochips Quantifiably Better

PtCo Nanoparticle 700 C Image courtesy Oak Ridge National Lab Fullerene STUDY MATERIALS 1200 C Image courtesy CIC nanogune WITH THERMAL AND ELECTRICAL AuAg Nanoparticles EDS, 400 C Image courtesy University of Manchester CHARACTERIZATION Ferroelectric Nanoparticles 700 C Correlate your results with TEM & SEM imaging Image courtesy Dr. Matias Acosta 0 V +3 V 3nm E +20 V 7nm E and analysis tools Au on Ti EBSD Image courtesy JEOL USA ZnO/Al 2 O 3 Fibers 750 C Image courtesy Dr. Hessam Ghassemi

WATCH DYNAMIC CHANGES 600 ºC 700 ºC >99.5% uniformity Au on Fe 2 O 3 600 C 700 C Image courtesy Oak Ridge National Lab ACHIEVE HIGH RESOLUTION >95% accuracy SETTLES FAST with minimal displacement ACCURACY & UNIFORMITY everywhere you image Fusion combines a new low-power E-chip technology with holders constructed using special alloys to dissipate heat. The result is minimal displacement and drift during heating experiments. With only nanometers of displacement during changes of hundreds of degrees, easily follow your area of interest even at the highest magnifications when heating and quenching your sample. Temperature accuracy starts with thermal uniformity. A non-uniform heating surface is not at a single temperature, therefore knowing the precise temperature of your sample is nearly impossible. Fusion s proprietary ceramic heating technology integrates the heater and the sample support area into a single thin film with temperature uniformity better than 99.5%.

Current (na) 8 4 0 0 8 16 Voltage (V) Sample Resistance (k Ω) 30 15 0 0 400 800 Temperature (ºC) ELECTRICAL characterization ELECTROTHERMAL characterization The fundamental challenge facing electrical experiments in the TEM or SEM is the very low current required to characterize nanoscale samples. These currents are often less than a nanoamp and must be precisely sourced and measured on a low-parasitic sample support to ensure accurate results. Fusion is a fully featured system that provides single digit picoamp measurements with sensitivity into the attoamps. With over 30 different electrical E- chip variations, there is a sample support for every application. Until now, it has been impossible to observe and measure electrical properties as a function of temperature inside an electron microscope. Electrothermal E- chips feature a silicon carbide heater with tungsten electrodes that enable researchers to perform these experiments even at high temperatures. The electrothermal function combines the full features and specifications of the Fusion heating and electrical modes into a single easy-touse software interface.

ATTACH FIB LAMELLA for thermal & electrical characterization in SEM or TEM Semiconductor FIB lamella on E-chip EDS MAP material transformations ELIMINATE CHARGING on insulating materials by applying temperature Room Temperature Limestone heated to 1000 C then quenched 100 ºC 900 ºC Mesoporous Silica (insulator) EBSD phase transformation and recrystallization Thermal grain growth of gold 650 ºC 25 ºC HEAT & QUENCH up to 70 microns in size Molten solder - 20 micron diameter SOFTWARE CONTROL with image synchronization SEM thermal & electrical characterization Control your experiments with powerful, intuitive Clarity software. Program electrical and/or thermal stimuli as waveforms or change parameters as you go. Observe data in real time with a visual user interface that plots your results. Optional Reflect software synchronizes images and video with the heating and electrical data, so analyzing your results is fast and easy. The same E-chip supports for the TEM can be used in an SEM with the Fusion SEM holder. Correlative experiments in the SEM enable analysis of morphology and composition using SE and BSE analysis. Together, the SEM and TEM are the perfect combination to analyze samples and correlate data to form a complete picture of material properties.

EDS ANALYSIS EDS analysis is fundamental to in situ materials research. By collaborating closely with the microscope manufacturers, all Fusion holders are optimized to maximize the collection of EDS signals, even at zero alpha tilt. Pd on TiO 2 EDS, 500 ºC: Image courtesy Argonne National Lab TEM PRODUCTS THAT ARE SAFE AND COMPATIBLE WITH YOUR MICROSCOPE DOUBLE TILT Smooth alpha and beta tilting and variable-speed finger touch controls enable precise, stable holder positioning. The E-Chip and the electrical contacts tilt together during beta tilt, providing excellent mechanical and electrical stability, while touch detection controls ensure microscope safety. Carefully evaluated and approved by your instrument manufacturer

140 Over 140 scientific peerreviewed journal articles 150 Over 150 heating systems in the market The Protochips system was integral to the success of the experiments. Repeatable image stability during heating with minimal sample drift allowed reliable acquisition of electron holograms. The steady heating and cooling rates enabled consistent repeatable experiments, which otherwise would have influenced the thermomagnetic behavior. 1300 Over 1300 citations - Dr. Trevor Almeida, University of Glasgow Our in situ work required a very stable double-tilt heating system to obtain atomic resolution of on-axis images while applying temperature changes to the sample. Without the Protochips heating system, our results would not have been possible. - Dr. James LeBeau, North Carolina State University For the first time I can now simultaneously heat and apply an electric field to my sample within the electron microscope. With this system I can observe the dynamic processes and mechanisms of field assisted sintering as they occur. - Dr. Klaus Van Bentham, University of California, Davis

ONE SYSTEM, ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES Microscopes Compatibility Alpha Tilt Beta Tilt (Option) Microscopes Compatibility Loading FUSION SPECIFICATIONS TEM HOLDERS Most Manufacturers and Models EDS, EELS, STEM, Diffraction, ETEM, Raman, Holography Up to ± 55 (varies by model) ± 10 SEM HOLDERS Most Manufacturers and Models SE, BSE, EDS, EBSD, STEM, Raman Load Lock & Direct Mounting Max Temperature* Temperature Uniformity Temperature Accuracy Temp Stability Heating & Cooling Rate Low Displacement Sample Supports Max Resolution Ultimate Drift Rate Interchangeable E-Chips Max Current Max Voltage Max Electric Field AC E-Chip Configurations E-Chips Current Measurement Accuracy Voltage Measurement Accuracy HEATING 1200 C (900 C for Electrothermal) > 99.5% > 95% < 0.01 ºC Any rate up to 1000 ºC/ms 7 nm at 5 seconds with 325 C ΔT Through Hole - Silicon Nitride - Holey Carbon 0.6 Å 0.5 nm/minute Interchangeable E-chips Between all TEM and SEM holders ELECTRICAL 100 ma 55 V, inquire for higher Up to 100 kv/cm Low Frequency 30 Interchangeable E-chips Between all TEM and SEM holders ± 0.15% + 750 fa ± 0.015% + 225 μv

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