ORION helium ion microscope

The ORION™ Helium ion Microscope from Carl Zeiss SMT

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October 31, 2007 A revolutionary type of microscope that uses a beam of helium ions to provide significantly higher resolution images than commonly used electron microscopes promises a new era in sub-nanometer, ultra-high resolution scanning microscopy.

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