SEMCam

MAPS
DIRECT
DETECTOR
FOR EBSD

HIGH-RESOLUTION EBSD DETECTOR FOR YOUR SEM

SENSITIVITY AND PATTERN QUALITY

The DE-SEMCam records high quality EBSD patterns from 3-30 kV.
Our first DE-SEMCam was installed for Prof. Gianola at the University of California at Santa Barbara. See some of their initial results in Ultramicroscopy.

  • 5-10 kV EBSD patterns are much higher quality on the SEMCam than those recorded with 10x the signal on a phosphor detector
  • Low voltage performance allows low-symmetry and beam sensitive samples to be indexed for the first time
  • 281 frames/patterns per second in Bin2 mode.
  • Data can be saved to  .h5ebsd format for indexing with open source software.
  • The exceptional performance which has driven a resolution revolution in Cryo-EM allows incredible quality HR-EBSD patterns to be recorded on SEMCam
  • HR-EBSD on the SEMCam provides strain measurements down to 0.01% accuracy
  • Data can be read by CrossCourt for simple HR-EBSD strain-map generation.

SEMCam is the first and only commercially-available MAPS direct detector for scanning electron microscopes. It features the 10th generation of our revolutionary Direct Detection Device (DDD®) sensor. In addition to dramatically better sensitivity and higher resolution patterns, the SEMCam also allows delivers full-frame unbinned streaming at up to 92 frames per second (fps). For higher speeds, users acquire data at 281 fps with full-frame readout and 2×-binning, and substantially faster frame rates can be achieved by reducing the readout array size.

Based on our longstanding high-performance TEM cameras, SEMCam delivers state-of-the-art sensitivity and unique features that make them ideal for a wide range of low voltage electron microscopy applications. SEMCam allows for direct detection of 3 – 30 keV primary electrons—a revolutionary advancement in data quality.

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key Features

Frequently Asked Questions

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WITH GUIDANCE FROM OUR TEAM OF PH.D MICROSCOPISTS

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