Abstract
AbstractA computer-controlled, specimen rotation attachment was developed and installed on a commercial ion-milling system for TEM specimen preparation. This rotation method produced relatively large thin areas on a variety of thin film transverse specimens with a difference in the ion-milling rates between the film and the substrate. The results were generally comparable to those obtained by a newly developed low-angle ion-thinning procedure and the overall processing time was considerably shortened.
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Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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