X-ray detectors

Radiant energy – With charged particle beam deflection or focussing – With detector

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25037015, 357 83, 62 511, 62 555, H01J 37244

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049316508

ABSTRACT:
A technique for conditioning X-ray detectors which are introduced into electron microscopes and maintained at an operating temperature substantially below ambient is disclosed. Localized heating is applied to the detector by, for example, electrical resistance heating, whereby the detector is conditioned for about an hour without the heat sink being removed.

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