A three-dimensional electron diffraction dataset was collected from a biotin crystal with the Rio camera.
OneView camera + Latitude D for MicroED/3DED
A three-dimensional electron diffraction dataset was collected from a ZSM-5 crystal collected with the OneView camera and Latitude D software. Diffraction patterns were recorded at 0.5° intervals collected over 100°. The cumulative dose was ∼2 e-/Å2.
Metro camera for MicroED/3DED
A three-dimensional electron diffraction dataset was collected with the Metro camera from a PPEA crystalline sample (courtesy of Dr. Tatiana Gorelik).
K3 camera for MicroED/3DED
Counted three-dimensional electron diffraction dataset from a ZSM-5 crystal collected with the K3® camera. Diffraction patterns were recorded at 0.5° intervals collected over 10°. The cumulative dose was ∼0.5 e-/Å2
Stela camera for MicroED/3DED
(left) A complete three-dimensional electron diffraction dataset from an acetaminophen microcrystal was acquired with a Stela® camera. (right) reciprocal space. Data was processed by Dr. Dos Reis at Northwestern University. Stela utilizes DECTRIS hybrid-pixel technology.
StelaカメラのIn-Situモードを利用して取得した ディフラクショントモグラフィデータ(micro-ED)から再構築した逆空間の三次元可視化データ。試料：タイレノール結晶、回折図形サイズ：512 × 512 ピクセル、露光時間：5 ms、傾斜角度範囲：±70°、総取得時間：3 s、三次元再構築データ作成：ノースウェスタン大学 dos Reis博士
Rock the column
With the OneView camera, always have a “live” experience when you capture 16 MP still images and videos on your transmission electron microscope (TEM).
At 25 frames per second (fps) you can capture sharp images when you eliminate sample drift caused by environmental, mechanical and thermal sources. As frames are summed together, a proprietary drift correction algorithm aligns each frame to build a single image.
This video shows the simulation of sample drift by physically pushing back and forth on the TEM column during image acquisition.
