thank you for detailed information. i have a question : is sample preparation for TEM observations different from EBSD sample preparation ? and how so ?
Hi Khaled, in answer to your question, TEM observation and preparation is significantly different from EBSD due to the size of samples and areas of observation. EBSD samples look at electron backscattering across often large micron length scales in bulk samples. Details on how EBSD samples are prepared can be read here: www.ebsd.com/14-hints-tips-for-ebsd-data-collection/ebsd-sample-preparation
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Great video thanks
You mention the low kV thinning necessary to remove implanted gallium. Where does the gallium come from?
Thanks for your question. Implanted gallium is a common side effect of FIB sample preparation as Ga Is typically used as the ion source on the FIB.
thank you for detailed information.
i have a question : is sample preparation for TEM observations different from EBSD sample preparation ? and how so ?
Hi Khaled, in answer to your question, TEM observation and preparation is significantly different from EBSD due to the size of samples and areas of observation.
EBSD samples look at electron backscattering across often large micron length scales in bulk samples. Details on how EBSD samples are prepared can be read here: www.ebsd.com/14-hints-tips-for-ebsd-data-collection/ebsd-sample-preparation
Do you have the pdf file or ppt file of this lecture sir?
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