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Introduction to the Scanning Electron Microscope

Introduction to theScanning Electron MicroscopeTheory, Practice, & ProceduresPrepared byMichael Dunlap&Dr. J. E. AdaskavegPresented by theFACILITY FOR ADVANCED INSTRUMENTATION,U. C. Davis1997 TABLE OF VACUUM beam beam AND RECORD Technical Consideration of Sputter Standard Technique or Critical Point Drying Small Particle Freeze Paraffin Sectioning OTO SEM Sample Preparation a Non Gold Coating Hexamethyldisilizane Drying Technique or Chemical Preparation of Stereo Slides from Electron PREFACE This is a short course presenting the basic theory and operational parameters of thescanning Electron Microscope (SEM).

an electron beam because electrons will quickly disperse or scatter due to collisions with other molecules. 2. Electron beam generation system. This system is found at the top of the microscope column (Fig. 1). This system generates the "illuminating" beam of electrons known as the primary (1 o) electron beam. 3. Electron beam manipulation system.

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