transmission electron microscopy

What are the main components of a TEM?

A typical TEM consists of several key components:
- Electron Gun: Generates a coherent beam of electrons.
- Condenser Lens: Focuses the electron beam onto the specimen.
- Specimen Holder: Holds the thin specimen in place.
- Objective Lens: Magnifies the image of the specimen.
- Projector Lens: Further magnifies the image onto an imaging device.
- Imaging Device: Captures the final image, which can be a phosphor screen or a digital camera.

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