cathodoluminescence
CL intensity mapping: ideal imaging technique for geological samples
One of the fastest and most straightforward techniques for understanding the composition and structure of geological samples is intensity mapping.
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One of the fastest and most straightforward techniques for understanding the composition and structure of geological samples is intensity mapping.
When adding the new equipment to the lab, it is important to consider a lot of various factors.
For the past few weeks we have been focusing on possibilities of cathodoluminescence imaging of the SPARC CL detector. In this post we describe hyperspectral ...
In the last blog post we explained angle-resolved cathodoluminescence imaging, a technique which is used to acquire angular profiles and gain a better ...
If you are working in the field of photovoltaics or optoelectronics, you know that perovskites, a group of materials that have ABX3 composition and a ...
Studying the formation of sedimentary rocks, observing changes in the chemical composition of zircons, and understanding underlying causes for luminescence of ...
Characterization at the nanoscale is becoming increasingly important as new discoveries are made and structures are developed at smaller scales. Optical ...
Those who understand the basic mechanisms of cathodoluminescence (CL) know that it is essentially a useful byproduct of electron microscopy.
In 1897, the electron was discovered by Sir Joseph John Thomson. The physicist and eventual Nobel Prize winner was in fact conducting research on “cathode ...