Sputter coating of SEM specimen is the process of coating ultrathin electrically conductive thin films of noble metals like Gold, Gold- Palladium, Platinum, Silver on non-conductive (insulating) specimen. The SC 180RLite is used to coat thin film of gold using atmospheric air or Argon gas as well as thin film of Gold- Palladium alloy, Platinum and Silver using Argon gas. Electrically conductive specimen interact better with the electron beam of the SEM which gives clear image. However non- conductive specimen build up electro static charge from the electron beam of the SEM and therefore interferes with the signal used to create the SEM image. Sputter coating thin fi lms of conductive materials on non- conductive specimens prevents electro- static charge build up over such specimen. It also increases the amount of secondary electrons generated from the specimen surface detected by the SEM which increases the signal to noise ratio resulting in better imaging. Sputtered films for SEM typically range in 2-20
230VAC, 50 Hz
L 367mm X W 450mm x H 400mm

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