Electron Optics in the Spotlight
“It’s time to spotlight electron optics with some of the best experts in the business,” says Pieter Kappelhof, our Director of Technology and Dutch Society for Precision Engineering (DSPE) board member. In the city of Veldhoven, in the heart of the Dutch semicon industry, the DSPE organises on October 8 an exclusive day with the following subjects and speakers:
- Electron microscopy: Principles, Electron Optics and Operating Modes – Nicolae Podaru from Thermo Fisher
- Aberration correction for Low-Voltage SEM in an Optomechatronical context – Diederik Maas from TNO
- The application of an electron optics system in a wafer inspection machine from ASML – Martijn Maassen from ASML
- Laser Phase Plate and its Application in Transmission Electron Microscopy – Pleun Dona from Thermo Fisher
- Integrated microscopy with coincident electron, photon, and ion beams – Jacob Hoogenboom from TU Delft
- Level sensing in e-beam lithography – Aditya Narayanan, PhD from Raith
- Integration of Laser Interferometry for Vibration Sensing in Scanning Electron Microscopy – René Cartaya López from Zeiss
- Optical Systems in a Multi-Beam Electron Microscope – Wilco Zuidema from Delmic
- Groundbreaking technology to solve some of the humanities toughest challenges – Patrick de Jager from Birds
How does Pieter Kappelhof see the future for electron optics? Pieter: “The need to zoom in on an atomic level is growing in analytical equipment. For example, pharmaceutical and medical companies use more and more electron microscopes to analyse their biochemical processes. In the semiconductor market, it is widespread for companies to work on the nanometer level. Hittech is ready to support these developments and companies. We are investing in cleanroom facilities in the Netherlands, Germany, and Malaysia for assembly combined with state-of-the-art tools and equipment such as RGA measurement devices. However, the production side of the process is also becoming more advanced in measuring and controlling the changing electromagnetic properties of materials during machining. These fascinating developments will be put to good use in the upcoming years.”
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We thank Thermo Fisher for the photo taken from their public image library.
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