Indiana University JEM-3200FS

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Indiana University JEM-3200FS Installation Specification Model: JEM 3200FS Serial Number: EM 15000013 Objective Lens Configuration: High Resolution Pole Piece (HRP) JEOL Engineer: Michael P. Van Etten Final Test Results: Test Parameter Test Result JEOL Specification Probe Size CBD 1.0nm 9 0.809nm <1.0nm CBD 0.5nm 9 0.44 nm <0.5nm Probe Intensity 62,5pA / cm2 >50pA / cm2 Probe Stability 0.7nm / min <1.0nm / min Stage Stability 0.56nm / min <1.0nm / min Diffraction Pattern Roundness 99.2% >99% Energy Resolution 0.79eV 0.9eV TEM Lattice Resolution 0.102nm 0.102nm TEM Point Resolution 0.19nm 0.19nm STEM Resolution BF STEM 0.136nm 0.2nm HAADF STEM 0.136nm 0.2nm Figure 1: Final Test Results

Field Emission Gun Data: FEG Component FEG Data Dark Current ( A @ 300kV) 105 A Anode 1 (kv) 3.05kV Anode 2 (kv) 7.04kV Bias (V) -300V Filament (A) 2.274A (Denka = 2.351A) Emission Current ( A) 125 A Figure 2: Field Emission Gun Data Figure 3: FEG Emission Pattern Probe Intensity Test Result: Result: 62.5pA/cm2 JEOL Current Density meter Specimen: None Direct Magnification: 100kX Imaging Mode: CBD 1.0nm 9 Condenser Lens Aperture: 50 m

Probe Size Test Result (1.0nm): Result: 0.809nm Exposure time: 0.03 seconds Measure width of probe at half maximum (FWHM) Specimen: None Direct Magnification: 1MX Imaging Mode: CBD 1.0nm 9 Condenser Lens Aperture: 50 m Figure 4: Probe size CBD 1.0nm 9 Figure 5: Profile of Figure 4

Probe Size Test Result (0.5nm): Result: 0.44nm Exposure time: 0.03 seconds Measure width of probe at half maximum (FWHM) Specimen: None Direct Magnification: 1MX Imaging Mode: CBD 0.5nm 9 Condenser Lens Aperture: 50 m Figure 6: Probe size CBD 0.5nm 9 Figure 7: Profile of Figure 6

Probe Stability Test Result: Result: 0.7nm / minute Exposure time: 0.1 seconds A: CBD 1.0nm 9 probe B: CBD 1.0nm 9 probe after 10 minutes Gatan DM simple math function (A + B) Specimen: None Direct Magnification: 2MX Imaging Mode: CBD 1.0nm 9 Condenser Lens Aperture: 50 m Figure 8: Probe Stability

Stage Stability Test Result: Result: 0.56nm / minute Exposure time: 2.0 seconds A: Au particle on amorphous Ge B: Au particle on amorphous Ge after 10 minutes Gatan DM simple math function (A + B) Specimen: Amorphous Ge with Au particles Direct Magnification: 500kX Imaging Mode: TEM 1-1 Condenser Lens Aperture: 70 m Figure 9: Stage Stability

Diffraction Pattern Roundness Test Result: Result: 99.2% Exposure time: 0.1 seconds Measure ratio of X1/Y1 and X2/Y2 Specimen: Poly-crystalline Au Imaging Mode: SADIFF Camera Length: 100cm Condenser Lens Aperture: 70 m Selected Area Aperture: 50 m Figure 10: Diffraction Pattern Roundness

Energy Resolution Test Result: Result: 0.79eV Gatan Ultrascan 4000 CCD Exposure time: 0.2 seconds Measure width of probe at half maximum (FWHM) A: Photo of Zero-loss beam B: Photo of beam after 10eV shift via HT Use Gatan DM simple math function (A + B) 10eV / pixel width between A and B * FWHM Specimen: None Direct Magnification: 50kX Imaging Mode: TEM 5-3 / Spectrum Mode 220 m/ev Condenser Lens Aperture: 150 m Selected Area Aperture: 10 m Emission Current: 40 A Figure 11: Zero-loss probe (A) with 10eV shift (B) Figure 12: Profile of Figure 11

TEM Lattice Resolution Test Result: Result: 0.102nm Exposure time: 2.0 seconds Specimen: Single Crystal Au Direct Magnification: 1.5MX Imaging Mode: TEM 1-1 Condenser Lens Aperture: 70 m Figure 13: TEM lattice resolution

TEM Point Resolution Test Result: Result: 0.19nm Exposure time: 2.0 seconds Specimen: Amorphous Ge with Au particles Direct Magnification: 500kX Imaging Mode: TEM 1-1 Condenser Lens Aperture: 70 m Figure 14: Amorphous Ge with Au particles at Scherzer Focus Figure 15: FFT of Figure 14

Bright Field STEM Resolution Test Result: Result: 0.136nm JEOL BF STEM detector via Gatan Digiscan Pixel time: 64 s / pixel Specimen: Si 110 Direct Magnification: 25MX Imaging Mode: STEM / Spot Size S STEM Camera Length: 60cm Condenser Lens Aperture: 50 m Figure 16: BF STEM Resolution Figure 17: FFT of Figure 16

HAADF STEM Test Result: Result: 0.136nm JEOL UHAADF STEM detector via Gatan Digiscan Pixel time: 64 s / pixel Specimen: Si 110 Direct Magnification: 25MX Imaging Mode: STEM / Spot Size S STEM Camera Length: 10cm Condenser Lens Aperture: 50 m Figure 18: HAADF STEM Resolution Figure 19: FFT of Figure 18