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The Thermo Scientific™ NanoEx-i/v is a single-tilt TEM specimen heating and biasing holder for in situ S/TEM imaging and elemental analysis at elevated temperatures.
NanoEx-i/v is the ideal solution for precise experiments in a wide range of applications that require in situ heating of nanomaterials, such as studies of nanoscale annealing behavior, phase transformations in metals, structural changes and sintering phenomena in catalyst nanosystems, quenching, segregation/diffusion phenomena, and more.
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The Thermo Scientific NanoEx-i/v TEM single-tilt holder is a MEMS-based solution that significantly improves stability for heating and biasing applications to enable S/TEM experiments with atomic resolution.
Temperature values used in in situ experiments are now quantitative-with guaranteed accuracy and reproducibility. Designed to accept a variety of samples, from nanoparticles to FIB-prepared lamellas, NanoEx-i/v offers precise, built-in heating control and uniform temperature distribution over the heated area.
NanoEx-i/v allows you to combine your heating experiments with electrical measurements to deliver a greater range of data from your materials samples. Optimization with Thermo Scientific™ ChemiSTEM™ Technology enables analysis of compositional changes correlated with temperature and electrical stimuli.
Introduction to the NanoEx i/v holder
Application Example : NanoEx i/v holder
The ability to perform compositional analysis for in situ elemental characterization of nanomaterials, both at room temperature and during heating, provides important insight to structural and compositional changes. In this use case, we demonstrate the use of NanoEx-i/v in the dynamic inter-diffusion process of Silicon through an Aluminum oxide interlayer which results in the growth of large crystalline grains of Silicon, used to design solar cells and transistors. To understand the compositional and structural changes induced by the applied heating, the Al and Si elemental live maps were acquired at every temperature.p
Thermo Fisher Scientific provides in situ solutions specifically designed for our microscope platform-making research faster, easier, and more reproducible. Components are guaranteed to work together seamlessly, providing a new level of correlation between data and in situ parameters.
NanoEx solutions are optimized for use on the Talos , Titan Themis 200/300 , and Titan Themis3 300 . It is also available for retrofit on earlier TEM platforms .
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