Quantitative phase imaging of electron waves using selected-area diffraction
2012
A method for quantitative phase imaging of electron waves was developed based on diffractive imaging. Phase images over field of views of more than 100 nm were reconstructed from pairs of a selected-area diffraction pattern and a transmission electron microscopy image. The illumination wave field was reconstructed uniformly with a phase fluctuation of less than 0.1 rad and a spatial resolution of 2-3 nm. The phase image for wedge-shaped silicon was converted to a thickness map, which agreed quantitatively with electron energy-loss spectroscopy. The present method is also valid for arbitrary-shaped samples even if dynamical diffraction effects are significant.
Keywords:
- Scanning confocal electron microscopy
- Optics
- Energy filtered transmission electron microscopy
- High-resolution transmission electron microscopy
- Phase-contrast imaging
- Analytical chemistry
- Phase-contrast X-ray imaging
- Gas electron diffraction
- Electron backscatter diffraction
- Physics
- Reflection high-energy electron diffraction
- Electron diffraction
- Diffraction
- Correction
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