14 or 24 megapixels (up to 5,760 x 4,092)
World’s first counting, high-speed, large format camera for in-situ microscopy
The Gatan K3 IS in-situ TEM camera extends the K3’s “resolution revolution” to the field of materials science. With the highest in-situ signal-to-noise possible, you can now count single electrons in real time with unprecedented temporal resolution.
K3 IS gives you low-dose imaging capabilities, for access to undiscovered details during in-situ environmental reactions and beam-sensitive material research.
14 or 24 megapixels (up to 5,760 x 4,092)
For beam-sensitive materials – more info…
For in-situ experiments
Discover new details in your in-situ TEM experiments with up to 1200 fps, a large field of view and unprecedented sensitivity. The K3 IS provides the same electron counting performance of the K3 camera, with the added ability to capture counted data continuously. Take advantage of all the same counting benefits during in-situ experiments:
Capture fast in-situ events and reactions at high resolution with the new Gatan K3 IS electron counting, direct detection TEM camera.
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