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Extending the operating window of scanning electron microscopy through an integrated electron-optical architecture for high-temperature and near-ambient-pressure environments
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) under simultaneously high-temperature, near-ambient-pressure (NAP), and reactive-gas environments requires coordinated control of vacuum isolation, electron-beam transmission, signal generation, and thermal management, constraints that have long limited the operati
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