Wen-Yaung Lee, G. Scherer, et al.
JES
A method of obtaining rocking-beam microarea electron diffraction patterns is described employing the electron optics of a single-field condenser-objective lens in a commercial scanning transmission electron microscope. Theoretical and experimental evidence is presented showing that it is possible to obtain diffraction patterns from areas less than 3 nm in diameter with minimum lattice spacings of 0.14 nm. This is demonstrated with a specimen consisting of small gold particles evaporated on a carbon substrate.
Wen-Yaung Lee, G. Scherer, et al.
JES
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MRS Spring Meeting 1994
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IEEE Transactions on Magnetics
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