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Magnification Standards for SEM, light , or Scanning Probe microscopy Joseph D. Geller Geller Micro nalytical Laboratory, 426e Boston St., Topsfield, MA (USA) 01983-1216 For some applications it is important to know the accuracy of macro and micro structures that are imaged using microscopy . It is especially important if those measurements are in some way related to product quality or for research purposes. For other applications it may not be important to know the accuracy but the company s quality system may require it. Magnification Standards used for ac-curacy determination are available from many sources. If the microscopy laboratory is under ISO (International Standards Organization) 9000 or 17025, the calibration Standards should be obtained either from a national laboratory, such as NIST (National Institute for Science and Technology in the or NPL (National Physical Laboratory) in the , or as a reference material traceable to a national laboratory.)
Magnification Standards for SEM, Light, or Scanning Probe Microscopy Joseph D. Geller Geller MicroÅnalytical Laboratory, 426e Boston St., Topsfield, MA (USA) 01983-1216
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