Details of Astigmatism Correction

[@danhallatt4954]

Is there a working link to the PDF of the file which was showed? The older comment replies to an expired link.

[@rohitashva100]

Excellent explanation! Thank you so much!

[@qiangli5779]

Can I have the PDF file you showed in the video? Thanks.

[@thekavlinanoscienceinstitu9490]

Yes, that PDF can be found via this link: caltech.sharepoint.com/sites/KNI/_layouts/15/guestaccess.aspx?docid=0e82f4330adb743be9b848b40d8ce8016&authkey=Aem6b1sWww36vuFC-gP0Xy8&e=0mmcRs

[@RQDK]

Is it for SEM? i'm trying to figure out the difference and degrees of astigmatism in both SEM and TEM.

[@uchenyu]

thanks a lot for the detail

[@jyyue9764]

Can I have the PDF file you showed in the video？ the link was died

[@thekavlinanoscienceinstitu9490]

Sure, you can find that graphic here: caltech.sharepoint.com/sites/KNI/_layouts/15/guestaccess.aspx?docid=0e82f4330adb743be9b848b40d8ce8016&authkey=Aem6b1sWww36vuFC-gP0Xy8&e=0mmcRs

[@dr.impactslab]

@@thekavlinanoscienceinstitu9490 It looks like this link is invalid for now.

[@alinoun330]

What is focusing to the right and left?

[@thekavlinanoscienceinstitu9490]

It just means that on our system, in order to focus, we right-click the mouse and while holding down the click, we sweep the mouse left and right in order to adjust the focus. If you have a focus knob on your system, when I say, "focus to the right and left," that's the same as saying, "spin the knob clockwise or counter-clockwise."

[@alinoun330]

@@thekavlinanoscienceinstitu9490 Thanks for the clarification.