Using Multivariate Analysis of Scanning-Rochigram Data to Reveal Material Functionality
Using Multivariate Analysis of Scanning-Rochigram Data to Reveal Material Functionality
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使用扫描 Rochigram 数据的多变量分析揭示材料功能
DOI:
10.1017/s1431927616002312
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
A. Lupini
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作者:
S. Jesse;M. Chi;A. Borisevich;A. Belianinov;Sergei V. Kalinin;E. Endeve;R. Archibald;C. Symons;A. Lupini
The scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) is a powerful platform for studying materials and their many varied properties (including structural, electronic, magnetic, ferroic etc.) locally and at their fundamental length-scales. In its current standard implementation, STEM imaging is severely restricted by the instrumental linkage in which the information rich electron diffraction pattern (Ronchigram) is reduced to a single value (e.g. through the integrated intensity over a relatively large detector) at each beam location resulting in loss and distortion of information about important but subtle aspects of material properties. Previous theoretical and experimental work [1, 2, 3,4] suggests that full acquisition of the Ronchigram at each spatial location during a scan can enable super resolution, phase-contrast imaging, imaging of internal fields, and 3D sample reconstruction. Data acquisition and storage has evolved to a point now that it is possible to capture high resolution 4D ptychography data sets rapidly, and the use of large-scale compute facilities enables the processing and mining of these multi-GB data sets to distil the most salient aspects of the data while separating the statistically significant variations (signal) from noise. In the current work we have utilized the DE-12 camera (Direct Electron, LP, San Diego, CA), equipped with a 4096 x 3072 pixels Direct Detection Device (DDD®) sensor [5] installed on an aberration corrected FEI Titan operating at 300