Experiments in High Voltage Electron Microscopy. Progress Report for Research, October 31, 1980-June 1981

摘要

The research described in this report is concerned with fundamental studies of radiation damage in metals and ceramics, in particular its direct observation using high voltage electron microscopy (HVEM). HVEM is well established as an important research tool, not only for radiation damage studies, but also for its increased penetration of specimens, decreased aberrations and its facility for in situ experiments such as environmental interactions and deformation studies. The present authors have discussed the past, present and future of HVEM radiation damage studies, pointing out the advantages, problems, and interesting challenges for the future. (ERA citation 06:029192)