| Abstract: | A device has been developed and used successfully on two models of the environmental scanning electron microscope that allows low-magnification imaging of about 30x, significantly better than the original 200x low-magnification imaging limit. This was achieved by using an additional aperture to limit the pressure at a point where it will not block the electron beam, and a larger aperture plate for the combination final aperture/secondary electron signal collection surface that also does not block the electron beam significantly. |
