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Hitachi High-Technologies launched the world’s first tabletop/benchtop electron microscope in April, 2005. Model TM-1000 was developed to provide a more user-friendly and easily accessible scanning electron microscope equipped with cutting-edge technologies. Now the TM Series tabletop microscopes are used worldwide, mainly at private-sectors, government offices, science museums, as well as academia, such as universities, colleges, elementary and junior high schools. As of the end of March 2015, Hitachi High Technologies has shipped a combined total of 2,900 units of the TM Series systems, including the first model, the TM-1000; the second model, the TM3000; and the most recent models, the TM3030 and the TM3030Plus.
Basic performance
● The TM3030/TM3030Plus are equipped with premium signal detectors which have been incorporated in FE-SEM and VP-SEM and provide unparalleled image quality. ● The detectors can be effectively operated under low-vacuum conditions and can support SE and BSE image observation without metal coating. ● The TM3030 can be used to observe BSE images. The TM3030Plus can be used to view BSE images, SE images, and mixed images. Image modes can be switched simply with a click of a button on the GUI. ● Magnification range : 15 to 60,000x (Up to 240,000x with digital zoom)
Scalability
● The TM3030/TM3030Plus offer a variety of optional accessories, including EDX, 3D view software, various stages, and more. ● Quick X-ray analysis with a wide detection area (30mm2) is possible. Also, multiple-element analysis, such as Point/Area analysis, line scan, and element mapping, can be performed.
User friendliness
● Incredibly simple operation with powerful automatic functions. ● Controlled from either a laptop or a PC. ● No troublesome alignment necessary. Eliminating observation conditions has made the TM3030/3030Plus easy-to-use systems for anyone and anywhere.
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