Chemical Imaging at the Nanoscale
Incorporate FIB-SIMS capabilities to your commercial FIB-SEM microscope for advanced depth profiling and secondary ion imaging
Sensitive 3D
Chemical Imaging
With the integration of FIB-SIMS capabilities into FIB-SEM microscopes, the fibTOF provides precise three-dimensional chemical imaging at the nanometer scale.
- Elemental and isotopic 3D imaging with high sensitivity for most elements, including low-mass elements such as hydrogen, lithium, boron, and fluorine.
- Achievable spatial resolution of lateral <50 nm and in depth <10 nm.
- Unambiguous element identification with high mass resolving power.
- Compatible with the major microscope brands without compromising image quality.
- Enhanced data acquisition enables faster measurement times, increasing throughput due to higher milling speed.
- Integrated control software provides an overall updated user experience.
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3D Chemical Imaging
3D FIB-SIMS imaging of the Solid Electrolyte Interface (SEI), composition of the graphite anode in NMC622 Lithium-ion battery cells. The vertical scale has been exaggerated for better visualization. The field of view is 30×30 microns. These case studies were conducted using elevated ion currents, showcasing how fibTOF effectively handles heightened signals and highlighting the advantageous applications of this measurement technique.
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