Accelerate 4D-STEM Data Acquisition
Capture diffraction and EDS datasets in minutes with high-speed beam precession and Dectris Quadro detection.
Tescan TENSOR delivers precise strain mapping, phase orientation, and high-throughput compositional analysis in one integrated analytical STEM platform, with precession-assisted 4D-STEM for advanced semiconductor device characterization.
With sub-2 nm resolution of precession-assisted 4D-STEM, automated beam alignments, and real-time visualization of processed 4D-STEM data, TENSOR ensures clarity, speed, and reproducibility of analytical measurements, from quantitative 2D strain analysis to phase analysis and grain mapping in polycrystalline thin films.
Accelerate 4D-STEM Data Acquisition
Capture diffraction and EDS datasets in minutes with high-speed beam precession and Dectris Quadro detection.
Resolve Sub-2 nm Strain Mapping
Analyze fine structural details in FinFET and nanosheet gates-all-around transistors for precise strain engineering and defect identification.
Quantify different phases in polymorphic thin films
Assess different phases in process development of ferroelectric transistors and other functional polycrystalline thin films.
Automate Beam Alignments and Tilting to a Zone-Axis
Remove manual setup steps with fully automated alignment and intuitive tilt-to-zone-axis functions for consistent, reproducible results.
Protect Samples with Near-UHV Conditions
Maintain sample integrity and prevent contamination during extended analysis for cleaner imaging and accurate measurements.
Integrate STEM, EDS, and Precession Diffraction
Combine structural, chemical, and phase analyses in a single platform for efficient multimodal characterization.
Visualize Results in Real Time with Explore™
View processed diffraction and elemental maps already during acquisition for immediate insights and faster decision-making.
Differentiate grains and phases in electrodes and track material changes across charge cycles. TENSOR advances crystallographic and chemical composition insights in the field of energy research.
Beam precession improves clarity for orientation and phase mapping at the nanoscale. Simultaneous EDS and diffraction data acquisition from the same region facilitates accurate analysis of otherwise challenging phases.
Automate nanobeam diffraction and tilt-to-zone alignments for reliable strain analysis in advanced devices due to fast and accurate beam precession.
Visualize larger crystal lattices and defects, while stability and beam alignment automation let you focus on sample analysis and data interpretation instead of EM optics tuning.
Combine 3D tomography, precession electron diffraction, and 4D-STEM to solve structures from nanocrystals and even mixed-phase polycrystalline materials.
Analyze internal structure and composition of nanoparticles inside composite hosts. STEM, 4D-STEM, and EDS deliver a complete picture from process development and optimization.
The central interface for STEM imaging, EDScompositional analysis and mapping, precession electron diffraction, and 4D-STEMworkflows. Process acquired data on-the-fly and visualize results live duringthe microscope session. Reduce time from scan to insight with real-timeoverlays, pattern recognition, and mapping tools.
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Accelerating Voltage: 100 kV |
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STEM Resolution: 2.8 Å |
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Beam Precession Frequency: 72,000 Hz |
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Diffraction Detector: Direct Electron (DED), |
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EDS System: Dual windowless detectors with 2.0 sr solid angle |
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Vacuum System: Near-UHV vacuum in sample area (<10⁻⁶ Pa) |
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Beam Blanking: Integrated electrostatic beam blanker |
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Precession Angle Range: 0.1° to 3.0° |
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Automation Features: Beam alignments, Tilt to the zone axis, Measurement presets |
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Tescan TENSOR
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Accelerating Voltage: 100 kV |
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STEM Resolution: 2.8 Å |
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Beam Precession Frequency: 72,000 Hz |
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Diffraction Detector: Direct Electron (DED), |
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EDS System: Dual windowless detectors with 2.0 sr solid angle |
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Vacuum System: Near-UHV vacuum in sample area (<10⁻⁶ Pa) |
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Beam Blanking: Integrated electrostatic beam blanker |
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Precession Angle Range: 0.1° to 3.0° |
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Automation Features: Beam alignments, Tilt to the zone axis, Measurement presets |
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