Zeiss, in collaboration with Instrument Information Network, will hold an online new product launch event on March 24, 2021- Zeiss New Generation Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope New Product Launch Event, to jointly unveil the "high-resolution no sampling" feature of the new Gemini series field emission scanning electron microscope.
Since Zeiss introduced FESEM - DSM-982 to the market in 1993, Gemini electron optical systems have become synonymous with high resolution and wide sample applicability. Over the past 28 years, whether it was Supra, Ultra, Merlin, or later Sigma and Gemini, countless users have praised Zeiss electron microscopes for their ability to handle tricky samples. Today, scanning electron microscopy has become a characterization tool for disciplines such as materials science, microelectronics, metallurgy, and geology. From metals to polymers, from structural components to nanoparticles, from microelectronic devices to minerals, from permanent magnetic materials to soft magnetic materials... Electron microscopy laboratories in major universities and research institutes face various types of samples every day, and the requirements for characterization results are also increasing. This requires scanning electron microscopy not only to have high nominal resolution, but also to be able to obtain high-quality imaging results when facing difficult samples such as non-conductive, radiation resistant, uneven, magnetic, etc.
Classic inheritance, lasting forever. In 2021, the Zeiss Gemini field emission scanning electron microscope has once again evolved and upgraded, and the Gemini electron optical system has also spawned more models for different application scenarios. Based on this, Zeiss and Instrumental Information Network will hold an online new product launch event on March 24, 2021- Zeiss New Generation Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope New Product Launch Event, to jointly unveil the "high-resolution no sampling" of the new generation Gemini series field emission scanning electron microscope.

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