FEI Company Titan 80-300

TEAM 0.5 is a state-of-the-art transmission electron microscope (TEM) designed to deliver unparalleled atomic-scale imaging capabilities. Developed through a collaborative effort led by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, this instrument integrates advanced electron optics, detectors, and computational techniques to achieve exceptional spatial and energy resolution.

Key features include:

• Double-aberration correction: Equipped with CEOS DCOR probe and CETCOR image correctors, it corrects coherent axial aberrations up to 4th order, enhancing image clarity.

• High-brightness electron source: Utilises a Schottky-field emission "X-FEG" source with a monochromator, achieving energy resolutions as fine as 0.15 eV.

• Exceptional spatial resolution: Demonstrates 50 pm resolution in both TEM and STEM modes, allowing visualization of individual atoms.

• Versatile operating voltages: Operates at 50, 80, 200, or 300 kV, accommodating a range of sample types and experimental conditions.

• Advanced detectors: Features a Gatan OneView camera and a 4D Camera based on the Gatan K3 platform, enabling high-speed data acquisition and 4D-STEM capabilities.

TEAM 0.5 is instrumental in fields such as nanotechnology, materials science, and biotechnology, facilitating research in bioprocessing, gene editing, and synthetic biology. Its ability to provide atomic-resolution imaging is critical for understanding molecular structures and interactions, making it invaluable for molecular diagnostics and biomanufacturing applications.

Commonly utilised in university laboratories, biomedical research centres, and clinical environments, this microscope supports a wide array of scientific investigations. Since its debut in 2008, TEAM 0.5 has remained at the forefront of electron microscopy, continuing to provide researchers with the tools necessary for groundbreaking discoveries.