Posts Tagged ‘Cathodoluminescence’

Cathodoluminescence can be used to study crystal structure orientation – in this example we look at how it can be used on a geological sample.

Map defect distribution and variations for process development of materials for electronic / optoelectronic devices. CL is ideal for materials not suitable for photoluminescence spectroscopy.

We’re proud to announce a new partnership with Thermo Fisher Scientific as official distributor of the Axia ChemiSEM scanning electron microscope in the UK and Ireland.

Find out all about CL with Gatan’s new website for users and for those new to the technique.

How cathodoluminescence can be used to study the emission patterns of nitride semiconductor micropillars for microLEDs in displays, including wearable devices.

Prepare high quality samples for SEM, EDS, EBSD, cathodoluminescence, EBIC and more with the Gatan PECS II broad argon beam system.

Join Gatan for a webinar introducing cathodoluminescence imaging (CL) – the first of a series about the technique.

It’s now much easier to achieve high quality results with SEM-based cathodoluminescence, with the new Gatan Monarc. This has valuable applications in geology and geoscience, for rocks and minerals analysis.

The new Gatan Monarc sets new standards for what’s possible with an SEM-based CL detector.

Round-up of tools for your new or existing electron microscope, for studying materials and cell chemistry in energy storage research. All of these can be added to your TEM or SEM using systems from Gatan.