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Relativity™ Electrostatic subframing System

Relativity Electrostatic subframing System

Features

  • Time resolution:
    RelativityTM performs transitions between subframe regions in less than 100 ns.

  • Continuous kHz-scale video:
    RelativityTM can sustain subframe rates up to 100 kHz.

  • Custom applications:
    Integrate RelativityTM with an in situ holder, laser, IDES Electrostatic Dose Modulator, or other accessories.

  • Simple field installation:
    RelativityTM’s electrostatic optics are installed through an accessory port.

  • Out of sight, out of mind:
    Optics pneumatically retract out of the beam when they are not in use.

  • Acuity Edge analysis server:
    Automated data processing with segmentation and alignment of subframes helps you get the most out of your data.

  • Advanced control software:
    Seamlessly move between measurement programs with our intuitive interface, or use our powerful tools to design something new.

How dose RelativityTM work?

RelativityTM installs an electrostatic optics assembly in a wide-angle camera port. These optics rapidly deflect the image data to different regions (or subframes) of the camera in a programmable sequence. Each camera readout contains a tiled array of crisp, blur-free subframes. Raw data is automatically analyzed to give a stack of images.

Applicable models: JEM-ARM300F/300F2, JEM-ARM200F, NEOARM, JEM-F200, JEM-2100Plus, JEM-2100F

Left: 19,200 fps continuous video with atomic resolution, obtained using a gold nanoparticle sample by GRAND ARM™ at 80 kV. Top: One sub frame out of left tiling data with 52 μs exposure time.

Specifications

Supported camera type Bottom mounted camera(1)
RelativityTM deflector module install location Side-mounted camera port(2)
Maximum subframe size on camera 7 mm x 5.3 mm(3)
(460 x 350 pixels(4), JEM-F200 with GATAN OneView)
Native subframe array lay out
(no overlaps)(5)
8 x 10 at 200 kV or lower, 7 x 8 at 300 kV
(by GATAN OneView, ClearView, TVIPS XF416R)
5 x 6 (by GATAN RIO16)
Subframe array layouts(6) 5 x 7, 8 x 10, 12 x 12 at 200 kV or lower 5 x 7, 7 x 8, 9 x 9 at 300 kV
(for GATAN OneView or ClearView or TVIPS XF416R)
5 x 4, 5 x 6, 8 x 8 (by GATAN RIO16)
Acceleration voltage(7) 40 kV or higher
(by GATAN OneView, ClearView, TVIPS XF416R)
80kV or higher (by GATAN RIO16)
Auxiliary logic outputs
Quantity
Sample rate
4 x TTL-compatible outputs
100 MS/s (MS: mega sampling)
Trigger input 2 x TTL-compatible input
  • Continuous frame recording feature (GATAN IS mode, TVIPS in-situ package etc.) is strongly recommended.

  • In the JEM-2100Plus, RelativityTM deflector module is installed in the left-side STEM detector port.

  • The subframe size is limited by the spacing between deflector electrodes (the "deflector gap").
    Detailed information is available in the specification sheet of RelativityTM

  • Subframe size depends on TEM and bottom mounted camera. Please ask IDES if needed.

  • Layout depends on TEM and bottom mounted camera. Please ask IDES if needed.

  • Due to geomatical constraints, different subframe array layouts are optimal for different detector sizes.
    RelativityTM system is compatible with nearly all commercially-available cameras.
    Please ask IDES if another camera is configured.

  • Corresponding acceleration voltage depends on TEM and camera. Please ask IDES if TEM has another camera.

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