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Automatic electron microscope field counter
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In this paper, an image orthicon is reproduced on an oilfilm light-valve, and a transform filter is transparent only to transform of particular shape to be identified, and is located at back focal plane of transform lens.Abstract:
Electron microscope stage is equipped with remotely controlled stepping devices; cycling signals cause presentation of successive fields, whose image is fed by fiber optics to a television image tube, such as an image orthicon, or an intensified vidicon. Image seen by orthicon is reproduced on oilfilm light-valve. Coherent collimated light is fed through oilfilm to a transform lens, located its own focal length from oil film; transform filter is transparent only to transform of particular shape to be identified, and is located at back focal plane of transform lens. Imaging lens is located with its front focal plane at filter; viewing screen at back focal plane of imaging lens shows field corresponding to microscope field, with light spots showing where objects matching filter in shape and size appear in field. Automatic spot counting plus automatic indexing of stage provide automatic field count.read more
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