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Transmission Electron Microscopes (TEM)

FEI Titan™ 80-300 Transmission Electron Microscope

Ultra-high resolution to sub-Ångström levels

FEI's market-leading transmission electron microscopes (TEM) feature fully integrated and automated operation for a range of applications requiring ultra-high resolution to sub-Ångström levels. Transmission electron microscopes utilize very thin (0.5 µm or less) samples illuminated by an electron beam. Images are recorded by detecting the electrons that pass though the sample to a system of electromagnetic lenses which focus and enlarge the image on a fluorescent screen, photographic film or digital camera. Magnifications beyond 1,000,000x are attainable with a transmission electron microscope.
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Transmission Electron Microscopes for Life Sciences, Research, Industry, and Semiconductor

Titan Transmission Electron Microscope Titan™ S/TEM
The FEI Titan S/TEM product line includes the world's most powerful, commercially-available S/TEMs: the Titan 80-300, Titan Krios™, Titan3™ and Titan ETEM (Environmental TEM). Built around a revolutionary 80-300 kV electron column, all Titans enable sub-Ångström, atomic scale discovery and exploration in both TEM and STEM modes over a wide range of materials and operating conditions.
Tecnai Transmission Electron Microscope Tecnai™ TEM
The Tecnai line of transmission electron microscope models are designed specifically for the high-contrast imaging needs found in life science and soft matter research, semiconductor and data storage industries and top multi-user laboratories everywhere.

 

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Dr. Probe Educational Software

Dr. Probe Light software is for training TEM users to interpret and improve STEM images by understanding the effects of aberrations and optimizing the Ronchigram when using advanced probe simulations.

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