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reduced voltages. Researchers found that by carefully designing these electrostatic elements, they could correct some of the spherical and chromatic aberrations that plagued early electron microscopes. These early correctors were crucial in understanding the behavior of electron optics and provided a stepping stone toward more sophisticated correction techniques.
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were far enough apart. Theoretical methods of correcting the aberrations existed for some time, but could not be implemented in practice. Around the turn of the century the electron optical components were coupled with computer control of the lenses and their alignment; this was the breakthrough
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and Niklas Dellby in 1999 using a quadrupole/octupole corrector. As the electron optic resolution improved, it became apparent that there also needed to be improvements to the mechanical stability of the microscopes to keep pace. Many aberration corrected microscopes heavily employ sound and
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Scherzer himself experimented with space charges (e.g. with charged foils), dynamic lenses, and combinations of lenses and mirrors to minimize aberrations in electron microscopes.
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Ribet, Stephanie M; Zeltmann, Steven E; Bustillo, Karen C; Dhall, Rohan; Denes, Peter; Minor, Andrew M; dos Reis, Roberto; Dravid, Vinayak P; Ophus, Colin (2023-12-21).
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