Used PHILIPS / FEI Titan #9398625 for sale

PHILIPS / FEI Titan is a scanning electron microscope (SEM) used to magnify and study samples at incredibly high resolutions. Electron microscopes are incredibly useful tools because they allow researchers to observe a sample at a much higher resolution than standard optical microscopes. The higher resolution enables researchers to view individual atoms and other microscopic features in their sample that would otherwise be impossible to view with a normal microscope. FEI Titan is capable of providing an impressive level of detail and resolution, even at very low magnification. This is due in part to the advanced technology of its electron optics. The electron optics consist of a series of magnetic fields and lenses which allow for the precise control of electrons and their trajectories, resulting in a clear, magnified view of the sample. PHILIPS Titan also has an advanced electron optical column which enables it to take advantage of a wide range of emission currents and accelerating voltages, so that even the smallest features can be isolated, magnified and studied. Titan is capable of image capturing, allowing researchers to take still images of their samples. It also has advanced software which enables researchers to process, analyse and store their images. The images are also able to be transferred to other computers, giving researchers the ability to share their data and collaborate with others. Furthermore, PHILIPS / FEI Titan is equipped with a specially designed holder for the samples. This holder is capable of accurately and precisely positioning each sample, allowing researchers to position and analyse their sample exactly how they need to. This is particularly useful when studying samples and features that are very small or have intricate and delicate shapes. FEI Titan is a powerful scanning electron microscope capable of providing detailed views of samples with incredible resolutions. Its advanced technology makes it an invaluable tool for researchers and scientists, allowing them to observe and analyse even the smallest and most delicate features of their samples.