Direct Electron

We love supporting and integrating our cameras into open source projects--like LiberTEM for analyzing 4D STEM data (https://libertem.github.io/LiberTEM/). Projects like this help advance science far faster than any one company's proprietary products could. #4dstem #electronmicroscopy

The DE-SEMCam direct detector for EBSD reveals features that are completed hidden with conventional indirect detectors. (Figure from Wang et al., 2021, Ultramicroscopy, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ultramic.2020.113160) #ebsd #electronmicroscopy

To deliver the lowest noise of all the direct detectors, we have uniquely designed our sensors with on-chip correlated double sampling (CDS), which subtracts reset noise within each pixel. Noise is bad, so we eliminate it. #cooltech #electronmicroscopy

Our DE-64 direct detector enables fast atomic-resolution MicroED. Check out this 0.7 A resolution structure of biotin from a single frozen crystal, collected on a 200 kV Thermo Fisher Scientific Arctica. (Courtesy of Wah Chiu, Stanford University.) #microed #electronmicroscopy

Our DE-DirectView enables high-speed in situ TEM without a high price. In this case, NUS visualized the assembly of surfactant-coated gold nanoparticles in liquid at 100 fps. (Figure from Lin et al., 2016, ACS Nano, https://doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.6b01721). #insitutem #electronmicroscopy