For Sale AMRAY 1830 SEM + EDX Electron Microscope

Amray 1830 Scanning Electron Microscope SEM + EDX for sale

Offered in AS IS working condition

The AMRAY 1830 SEM features a large specimen chamber and many accessory ports for future expansion of analytical capabilities.

Energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX) is an analytical technique used for the elemental analysis or chemical characterization of a sample. It is one of the variants of X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy which relies on the investigation of a sample through interactions between electromagnetic radiation and matter, analyzing X-rays emitted by the matter in response tbeing hit with charged particles. Its characterization capabilities are due in large part the fundamental principle that each element has a unique atomic structure allowing X-rays that are characteristic of an element's atomic structure to be identified uniquely from one another.

Includes:
• Computer with Windows XP
• 2 Flat panel monitors
• USB digital interface to SEM
• Particle measuring capabilities
• Imaging software

Specifications:
• Sample: up to 4" diameter
• Electron Gun: Tungsten or Lab6
• Accelerating Voltage: 0 t30kV
• Original Image Resolution: 4 nm@ 30.0kV on CRT
• Automatic Features with Manual Override
o Auto-Focus
o Auto Stigmation
o Auto Contrast
o Auto Brightness
• Automatic Gun controls for Filament Heat and Emission
• Turbo Pumped Vacuum System
• Stage Motions:
o X and Y= l00mm
o Z= 52mm
o Tilt= 0 to 90 Degrees
o Rotation= 360 Degrees Continuous
• Digital imaging package

4pi Revolution EDX Electronics with Detector
Universal Spectral Engine Developed and manufactured by 4pi, the "back-end" electronics of all systems is a stand-alone unit with a small footprint (8.5" x 16.5" x 19"). The unit contains a digital pulse processor, digital image acquisition and scan-control hardware, and Ethernet interface. The Universal Spectral Engine interfaces to any Windows or Macintosh computer that has an Ethernet port.

General Specifications:
• Gain (spectrum range): 10keV, 20keV, 40keV, SOkeV range
• Gain stability with temperature: 120 ppm/°C or better
• Peaking time: 0.25 - 80 microseconds (Triangular/Trapezoidal shaping)
• Integral Non-linearity: 0.1% or better of full scale output
• Pileup Inspection: pulse-pair resolution typically better than 250 ns
• HV supply: 0-1000V DC negative
• Operation Temperature Range: +5°C to +40°C; LN2-protect circuitry
• Seamlessly Interfaces tall x-ray detectors including resistive feedback

Hyperspectral Imaging:
• Gigabit networking for local or remote operation
• Maximum Pixel Spectrum: detection of rare elemental features in x-ray spectra and maps
• Dynamic Element Mapping: real-time selection of elements and processing parameters during acquisition
• Fast spectrum imaging
• Slow mapping (live- or real-time acquisition)
• Full spectrum at every pixel: analysis and display
• Color phase map
• Background subtraction
• Principal Components Analysis

X-ray Microanalysis:
• Gigabit networking for local or remote operation
• Quantitative X-ray Spectrum Analysis:
• Auto-peak ID
• Auto or manual quant
• Bulk or thin film quant
• Quant with or without standards
• Live quant: results appear during acquisition
• KLM markers
• Auto calibration
• Unlimited number of spectra and spectrum catalogs
• Selectable real-time spectrum scaling
• Adjustable preset acquisition (realtime, livetime)
• Spectrum text annotation
• Export to EMSA 1.0, JPEG, PICT (Mac), BMP (Windows)
• Import EMSA 1.0
• Copy/paste spectra between catalogs and paste to other applications

Installation Requirements:
• Power: Two (2) Single-phase, 60Hz, 117V AC, 20Amp
• Dry Nitrogen Gas: 5psi recommended for venting the chamber
• Compressed Air: 75 PSI required to operate pneumatic vacuum valves.

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