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Electron diffraction: parallel illumination

Authors: Richard A. PORTIER, Philippe VERMAUT, Bernard JOUFFREY

Publication date: March 10, 2008

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5. Electron diffraction modes with an incident plane wave

Let's now look at the different diffraction modes used in electron microscopy when the incident beam is prepared as a plane wave. Note that it is neither strictly monochromatic nor strictly parallel. Nevertheless, modern equipment makes it possible to describe diffraction experiments under this illumination condition.

Selected area diffraction
Figure 16  -  Selected area diffraction
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