4. Diffraction contrast
Diffraction contrast arises from local variations in the intensity of the electron beams diffracted by the sample. It is strongly dependent on the inclination of the studied crystal with respect to the incident beam. To observe crystal defects, the sample is tilted to a position close to the Bragg angle. However, due...
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