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Features

- High-sensitivity, low-noise 19 M pixel CMOS sensor enables clearer imaging with fine specimen details observable even at low electron doses.
- Its global shutter and high frame rate (58 fps/full pixel mode) enable image series acquisitions with less artifacts during dynamic observation.
- "SightX" camera system control software provides user-friendly operations.
High resolution TEM image of Si3N4
Digital Zoom maintains sharp imaging, even at lattice resolution.

Instrument: JEM-2100Plus
Accelerating voltage: 200 kV
High-resolution TEM image and electron diffraction pattern of
Al72 Fe24 Ni4 dodecagonal quasi-crystal
Digital Zoom enables observation of atomic arrangements showing quasi-periodicity, such as those characteristic of quasi-crystals.
Moreover, high dynamic range yields excellent electron diffraction pattern contrast, from the high-intensity direct spot to weaker-intensity spots.

Sample courtesy of
Professor Emeritus Kenji Hiraga, Tohoku University
Dr. Kunio Yubuta, Kyushu University
A bright triangle area appearing at upper right of the diffraction pattern is shown by Log display.


Instrument: JEM-2100Plus
Accelerating voltage: 200 kV
TEM images of polycrystalline silicon
Fine structures, such as twin textures of polycrystalline silicon, can be observed with high contrast.
BF-TEM

DF-TEM
Dark field image formed by the diffraction spot highlighted with the yellow circle in the inset.

Instrument: JEM-2100Plus
Accelerating voltage: 200 kV
TEM image of polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) resin
Digital Zoom enables clear observation of lamella structures.

Sample preparation method: Microtome
Instrument: JEM-2100Plus
Accelerating voltage: 80 kV
TEM image of carrot leaf
Membrane structures of chloroplasts and mitochondria can be identified; furthermore, fine membrane structures can be observed in detail.

Sample preparation method: Microtome
Instrument: JEM-1400Flash
Accelerating voltage: 120 kV
TEM image of phospholipid bilayer (Liposome)
Lipid bilayer membranes of liposome can be clearly distinguished.

Sample preparation method: ice embedding
Instrument: JEM-F200Cryo
Accelerating voltage: 200 kV
Camera system control software "SightX"

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Specifications
Accelerating voltages | ≦ 200 kV |
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Number of effective pixels | 19 M pixels (5,688 × 3,336 pixels) |
Sensor active size | 36.40 mm × 21.35 mm |
Pixel size | 6.4 μm × 6.4 μm |
Frame rate | 58 fps / All pixel mode |
Recording modes | Image, Video (Stack frame) |
Image formats | L size (5,688 × 3,336), M size (2,880 × 1,680), S size (1,248 × 1,200) |
File formats | TIFF (Image, Video), BMP (Image), JPG (Image) |
Shutter type | Global shutter |
Mounting position | Bottom mount (below viewing chamber), non-retractable |
Control Software | SightX or TEM Center (JEM-F200 and CRYO ARM™200(JEM-Z200FSC)) |
Applicable models: JEM-F200, JEM-2100Plus, JEM-1400, JEM-2100, JEM-2100F, JEM-2200FS, CRYO ARM™200 (JEM-Z200FSC)
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