Scanning Electron Microscope A To Z by JEOL

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Printed p.7 explains magnification as display width divided by probe scan width. The raster-display geometry is useful in scanned transmitted-electron imaging too; the SEM detector mechanisms are not silently substituted for STEM detectors.

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