Apparatus for recording images produced by an electron microscop

Details Apparatus for recording images produced by an electron microscop Apparatus for recording images produced by an electron microscop

1988-02-11

1989-07-11

Howell, Janice A.

Radiant energy

Automatic/serial detection of similar sources

250311, 250397, 2504841, G03B 4200, G01T 100

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048474975

ABSTRACT:
Two-dimensional image sensors in the form of stimulable phosphor sheets or thermoluminescent phosphor sheets are supplied from a sensor supply unit to a recorder and exposed, one at a time, in the recorder to an electron beam transmitted through a specimen in an electron microscope, thereby storing the energy of the electron beam carrying a magnified specimen image. The two-dimensional image sensors each storing the electron beam energy are thereafter scanned by stimulating energy, emitting light indicating the stored electron beam energy. The emitted light is converted to an electric signal for display, printing, or temporary storage. Photographic films can also be supplied from a film supply unit to the recorder and exposed to the electron beam. The exposed photographic films are thereafter developed by a known process to reproduce the specimen images thereon.

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