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Machine Status
Please E-MAIL questions regarding the
status of this equipment.
This user facility contains major equipment for many forms of
structural characterization of materials. It principally
involves microscopy, diffraction, and thin-film deposition.
The lab is a public facility open to trained members of
the department, campus, and community.
- LEO 1550 SFEG/SEM+EBSP+EDS
- Schottky Field-Emission Gun.....Scanning Electron Microscope
- High Brightness
- EDAX/EDS system, thin window
- EDAX/TSL/EBSP system, electron diffraction
- X-ray mapping
- Phase-ID
- Absorbed current imaging
- Robinson back-scatter detector
- Standard SE/ET detector
- In-lens detector
- In-situ IR camera
- Philips CM12 scanning transmission electron microscope
- high brightness (LaB6) electron gun
- ultra-thin window energy dispersive x-ray spectrometer (temp disconnected)
- parallel electron energy loss spectrometer
- TV recording system
- A variety of specimen stages
- Philips x-ray generator, diffractometer, and Laue.
- Two Gatan Dual Ion Mills.
- Various optical microscopes and digital/still cameras.
- UHV vacuum systems for thin-film deposition:
- Ion/TSP/Turbo pumped
- Ion Gauge controller
- Dual DC-Magnetron Sputter Sources
- Thermal Source
- XYZ/Theta Sample Holder
- Optical Pyrometers
- Quartz Microbalance
- HV vacuum systems for thin-film deposition:
- e-beam source (3)
- Ion Gauge controller
- RF-Magnetron Sputter Source
- Thermal Source
- Thickness monitor
- Vac. Furnace
- Lab Furnace
- MicroHardness Tester
- Carbon/gold coater
- Darkroom
- Chemistry Room
- Polishing Room
- assorted computers, cameras, etc....
Data collected in this facility
Other Stony Brook Microscopy Groups
DOL: Jim Quinn (james.quinn@sunysb.edu)
We have some general
safety policies/rules that new students should read.
Please look at the faculty,
students, and
facilities
of the Stony Brook Materials Department.
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