Websites using electron optics as a keyword

SIMION 8 - The industry standard for electron and ion/electron optics simulation.

POG Praezisionsoptik Gera GmbH - Customized Optical Components, Customized Optical Systems, Customized Microstructures, POG-Standard Microstructures

Carl Zeiss is an international group of companies operating worldwide in the optical and optoelectronic industry providing leading industrial solutions, research solutions, medical technology and consumer optics.

Comprehensive coverage of all plasma science and technology with site links worldwide; basic plasma physics, space physics, plasma astrophysics, magnetic confinement fusion, high energy density physics, inertial confinement fusion, magnetic fusion energy, pulsed power, accelerators, plasma technology, plasma theory, simulations and modeling.

Atom Optics Co., Ltd

tutorial course in transmission electron microscopy alignment for beginners - learn to use TEM fast

Kimball Physics is a high-tech manufacturer of scientific instruments in ultra-high-vacuum electron and ion optics. KP also manufactures unique, versatile, compact, multi-port vacuum chambers. Kimball Physics Multi-CFTM UHV vacuum chambers and fittings are a unique and innovative assembly of vacuum hardware providing users with distinct benefits over conventional Conflat components. They are particularly advantageous where there are spatial constraints and where a high density of experimental apparatus is required. Ultra High Vacuum performance is improved with highly polished surfaces, contoured interiors and minimal welds. In addition, the modular Multi-CFTM system incorporates built-in internal and external mounting capabilities and apparatus, saving time and eliminating custom design and machining for experimental set-ups. Standard accessory elements include, Groove Grabbers, eV PartsTM and External Mounting Brackets, which are all designed to attach and fit together so that custom experimental set-ups can be made easily, accurately and reproducibly. The combination of benefits generally results in improved experimental utility and versatility, vacuum performance and often a lower overall cost.