The document contains questions about electron microscopes, specifically scanning electron microscopes (SEMs). It asks about electron gun sources, basic SEM components, signals generated from electron-specimen interaction, detectors, advantages over other microscopes, sample preparation, image formation, and using SEMs to study surface morphology and topology.
The document contains questions about electron microscopes, specifically scanning electron microscopes (SEMs). It asks about electron gun sources, basic SEM components, signals generated from electron-specimen interaction, detectors, advantages over other microscopes, sample preparation, image formation, and using SEMs to study surface morphology and topology.
The document contains questions about electron microscopes, specifically scanning electron microscopes (SEMs). It asks about electron gun sources, basic SEM components, signals generated from electron-specimen interaction, detectors, advantages over other microscopes, sample preparation, image formation, and using SEMs to study surface morphology and topology.
1. Write a detailed note on the electron guns used in electron microscope.
2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of SEM? 3. Write a detailed note on backscattered electrons, secondary electrons, Auger electrons, X-rays etc. 4. Explain basic components of electron microscope. 5. Write a detailed note on the major components of electron microscope. 6. Write a note on thermionic and field emission sources used in electron microscope. 7. Define the following: a. Dwell time b. Resolution c. Brightness on an electron beam d. Working distance e. Escape depth f. Cold field emission sources 8. Explain various types of signals are generated due to interaction of electrons with specimen. 9. Write a note on various types of detectors used to detect the electrons. 10. What are the advantages of SEM over optical and transmission electron microscope? 11. Write a detailed note on preparation of various samples that can be examined in SEM. 12. Write a note on image formation in SEM. 13. How can a sem be used to study surface morphology and topology? 14.