Hitachi’s SU7000 is an ultra-high resolution Schottky FESEM that provides nanoscale imaging and robust analysis, making it the ultimate, high-performance all-round system.
(1) Upper detector (UD): microstructure, potential contrasts; (2) Middle detector (MD): high-resolution material contrast; (3) Lower (chamber) detector (LD): topography. Image Credit: Hitachi High-Tech Europe
Advanced imaging and analysis combined
- All kinds of samples can be imaged and analyzed easily with field-free optics and variable pressure operation
- Provides sub-nanometer resolution even below 1 kV
- 6@6 — six signals, and EDS, can be observed at the same time at a working distance of 6 mm
Flexible sample handling
- Specimens can be easily and safely navigated through the incorporated color NaviCam
- Specimens can be exchanged rapidly via the front door or through an exchange chamber and load lock
- In-situ substages can be added for dynamic experiments
Clean and flexible vacuum system
- No limitations in probe current or field of view when moving to variable pressure
- Users can switch to variable pressure at any given time with just one click
- With the dry vacuum system, both system and samples are kept as clean as possible; alternatively, a UV or plasma cleaner can be added.
Future proof
- Add CL for additional info from pharmaceuticals, photonics, or minerals
- Designed for rapid and comprehensive analysis using both single and multiple EDS detectors, WDS, and EBSD
- Sensitive or hydrated samples can be imaged using the cryo stage or the patented Ionic Liquid from Hitachi
- A total of 21 accessory ports provide excellent expandability