Abstract:
An instrument system is controlled to acquire an optical image of an object, with the optical image defining a first coordinate system The object is positioned in a second coordinate system and a point in the optical image is selected. The object is repositioned so that a point on the object corresponding to the selected point in the optical image is positioned at a predetermined point in the second coordinate system. Alternatively, movement of the object causes an indicia on the optical image to move to a point thereon corresponding to the point on the object that is positioned at the predetermined point in the second coordinate system.
Abstract:
A transmission electron microscope capable of obtaining a high-resolution, wide field-of-view TEM image corresponding to the spatial resolution of the existing transmission electron microscope is accomplished using CCD TV cameras. The microscope includes four CCD cameras, for example, having their fiber tubes tilted. The first fiber tube is tilted from a point A toward a point B. The second fiber tube is tilted from the point A toward a point E. The third fiber tube is tilted from the point A toward a point D. The fourth fiber tube is tilted from the point A toward a point C. CCD mounts are prevented from interfering with each other by tilting the fiber tubes in this way.
Abstract:
A composite material sheet which is composed of partitions two-dimensionally extending on a sheet plane to form on the sheet plane plural fine sections surrounded by the partitions and porous material portions each of which is placed in the fine section, or a simple porous sheet is employed for autoradiographic analysis of substances originating from living body or its analogues in combination with a stimulable phosphor sheet which is composed of a support and fine stimulable phosphor layers distributed on the support in such manner that each stimulable phosphor layer takes a position corresponding to each fine section of the composite material sheet or a position of the porous sheet in which probe molecules are spotted.
Abstract:
A measuring instrument (100) and a method for measuring features (19) on a substrate (9) are described. The measuring instrument (100) has a support element (15) that is provided opposite the substrate (9). Mounted on the support element (15) is a nonoptical measurement device (23) with which a measurement of the features (19) of the substrate (9) is performed under ambient air pressure. The nonoptical measurement device (23) can be configured, for example, as an AFM (24) or an electron beam lens (40). Furthermore, in addition to the nonoptical measurement device (23), an optical lens (10) can be provided that is used for rapid location and determination of the coarse position of features (19) on the substrate (9).