Used HITACHI S-5200 #293823948 for sale
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HITACHI S-5200 is a scanning electron microscope (SEM) that is useful for visualizing surface composition, morphology, and electrical properties of a wide range of samples. It has an electron gun with a cold cathode and tungsten anode that is capable of generating electrons of high energy up to 30kV. HITACHI S 5200 is equipped with a magnetic field correction coil which helps to maintain a low aberration throughout the entire field of view. S-5200 SEM has a variety of imaging modes to choose from; secondary electron (SE) imaging, backscattered electron (BSE) imaging, analytical and imaging ESCA, and STEM imaging. All of these modes offer high resolution imaging options and can be used to investigate the surface topography of the sample. Imaging resolution can be as low as 1.2nm, allowing for high resolution imaging of small particles with a magnification up to 200,000x. S 5200 has an in-specimen secondary electron detector, which allows for imaging of samples in a wide range of vacuum pressures. It is thus capable of imaging fragile, air-sensitive samples without exposing them to harmful environments. HITACHI S-5200 SEM also has a low background noise detector that can detect even the faintest signals, allowing for imaging of sensitive specimens. HITACHI S 5200 is incredibly versatile, as it has a wide range of operating parameters that can be tailored to various samples and applications. The detector can be manipulated in terms of working distance, electron gun energy, and accelerating voltage. The stage can also be adjusted in terms of tilt, and X, Y, and Z motion. In addition, S-5200 has a variety of automated and manual control functions. This allows the user to adjust parameters, including brightness, contrast, focus and astigmatism, in real-time. S 5200 SEM is known for its stability and efficient performance. It is well-suited for routine and high-end research applications and is a reliable tool for both SEM and ESCA imaging.
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