Leica Microsystems Company Overview. Antony van Leeuwenhoeck (1632-1723)

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Leica Microsystems Company Overview

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Leica Microsystems Company Overview

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Antony van Leeuwenhoeck (1632-1723)

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IndustryLife Science Medical

Leica Microsystems (LMS)

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Imaging Solutions Re-search & Clinical

Specimen Preparation forImaging at Nanoscale

Screening & Picking Techno-logy for Optical Imaging

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Surgical Microscopes

Imaging Technologies

Documentation Platform

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Imaging Solutions for Industry & Education

Stereo and CompoundMicroscopes for Material and Geosciences

Forensic Microscopes

Leica Microsystems Group (LMG)

Industry Division Summary

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Materials Manufacturing &

Processing

Scientific Institutions

Education ForensicMicrotechnology

Stereo MicroscopesCompound Microscopes

Digital CamerasImaging Software Solutions

Digital Microscopes

Confocal & Interfero-metry Instruments

Compound Microscopes

Stereo MicroscopesDigital Cameras Imaging Software Solutions

Digital Microscopes

Confocal & Interfero-metry Instruments

Compound Microscopes

Digital MicroscopesStereo MicroscopesPolarization Microscopes

Digital Cameras Imaging Solutions

Compound MicroscopesPolarization MicroscopesStereo MicroscopesDigital CamerasAnnotation & Measurement aoftware

Comparison Macroscopes

Stereo MicroscopesPolarization Microscopes

Compound Microscopes

Imaging SolutionsDigital Microscopes

Microscopic Imaging & Analysis Solutions for Industrial, Educational & Forensic Applications

Leading market position in Ergonomic Solutions and Stereo Microscopy Advanced Stereo and Compound Microscopes for Material & Geosciences Imaging Solutions including Imaging Analysis for Industrial and Educational Applications Market leader in Forensic Microscopy

Industry Division

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Industry Division

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Materials Manufacturing &

Processing

Scientific Institutions

Education ForensicMicrotechnology

Stereo MicroscopesCompound Microscopes

Digital CamerasImaging Software Solutions

Digital Microscopes

Confocal & Interfero-metry Instruments

Compound Microscopes

Stereo MicroscopesDigital Cameras Imaging Software Solutions

Digital Microscopes

Confocal & Interfero-metry Instruments

Compound Microscopes

Digital MicroscopesStereo MicroscopesPolarization Microscopes

Digital Cameras Imaging Solutions

Compound MicroscopesPolarization MicroscopesStereo MicroscopesDigital CamerasAnnotation & Measurement aoftware

Comparison Macroscopes

Stereo MicroscopesPolarization Microscopes

Compound Microscopes

Imaging SolutionsDigital Microscopes

Microscopic Imaging & Analysis Solutions for Industrial, Educational & Forensic Applications

Leading market position in Ergonomic Solutions and Stereo Microscopy Advanced Stereo and Compound Microscopes for Material & Geosciences Imaging Solutions including Imaging Analysis for Industrial and Educational Applications Market leader in Forensic Microscopy

Industry Division

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Object PropertiesForm / MeasurementVisual InspectionDocumentation

Macro / Stereo

Analysing Methods

Material PropertiesMicrostructure AnalysisMeasurementDocumentation

Compound

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Object PropertiesForm / MeasurementVisual InspectionDocumentation

Macro / Stereo

Material PropertiesMicrostructure AnalysisMeasurementDocumentation

Compound

Surface Properties3D Surface Form3-D visualization3-D MeasurementDocumentation

DCM8

Analysing Methods

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Confocal VSI PSI

Z-range 40mm 10mm 20µmvert. Resolution 2nm 3nm 0.1nmX/Y Resolution 0.14µm 0.28µm 0.28µmmeasurement time 3-5 sec 10 sec 3-6 sec

1 µm

1 mm

40 mm

1 nm

Analysing Methods

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10m

10‘000 m

µm

mm

nm

Å

400 km

meteors

corona

Analysing Methods

VSI PSI

Z-range 10mm 20µmvert. Resolution 3nm 0.1nm X/Y Resolution 0.28µm 0.28µm measurement time 10 sec 3-6 sec

10 mm

40 mm

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Let‘s have a closer

look at the new

DCM8

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Combination of Microscopy + Confocal Microscopy+ Interferometry

o Confocal

o Interferometry

o Brightfield Color

o Brightfield Grey (high resolution)

o Darkfield

DCM8 Dual Core Technology

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DCM8 from the inside

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DCM8 Dual Core Technology

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• Extremely high light efficiency

• Highest vertical resolution for a confocal profiler (down to 1 nm)

• Repeatability from 0.1 nm to 100 nm

• Measurement in z-range up to 40 mm

• Fast acquisition time: < 3-5 s

• Steep slopes on smooth surfaces up to 72º.

• From very rough to moderately smooth surfaces

Top Bottom

Save time –

High speed

confocal scanning

Fast 3D-surface imaging with z-stacking

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VSI: 10 mm PSI: 20 µm

Measuring z-range:

Principle of Interferometry

VSI: 3 nmPSI: 0.1 nm

z-resolution:

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DCM8 with LeicaScanNew Graphical User Interface

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Versatile & accurate – to meet your specific surface metrology

needs

• Most accurate confocal system with highest vertical resolution

(1nm) and great vertical resolution (up to 0.1nm) with

interferometry

• Optimal lateral resolution ( < 200nm) and contrast with confocal.

• High Resolution Full Color Imaging and Metrology for clear, true-

life visualization of results with Quadruple LED illumination

Key Customer Benefits

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Key Customer Benefits

Fast & simple – less time and effort with maximum results

• Digital HD Microdisplay scanning without moving parts

(=> faster, quieter & more reliable)

• Simple and intuitive Leica software for rapid data

acquisition and analysis (e.g. “Google style” interface

supporting optimized acquisition workflow)

• No need to prepare samples or change instruments

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Key Customer Benefits

Durable & low maintenance – low cost of ownership

• Leica Optics guarantes quality

• No moving parts significantly reduce chance of malfunction

• LED light technology for long lifetime

• Meeting your needs today and tomorrow

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Applications

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Application fields steel steel sheets Further examples

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Powerful Applications with DCM8

Steel-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 1.15x1.24 mm²

Aluminum-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 1.15x1.24 mm²

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Powerful Applications with DCM8

Metal-Surface of acutting tool:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 636x477 µm²

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Powerful Applications with DCM8

Metal-Surface:defect by formingObjective: 20x/0.5FOV: 4.0 x 0.48 mm²

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Polymer Transparent layers …

Application fields

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Powerful Applications with DCM8: molded Plastic

Plastic-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 245x190 µm²

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Plastic-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 245x190 µm²

Profile-Analysis

Powerful Applications with DCM8: molded Plastic

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Plastic-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 245x190 µm²

Roughness-Analysis

Powerful Applications with DCM8: molded Plastic

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Powerful Applications with DCM8: Printing Industry

Plastic-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 600x400 µm²

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Plastic-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 600x400 µm²

Profile-Analysis

Powerful Applications with DCM8: Printing Industry

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Plastic-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 600x400 µm²

Volume-Analysis

Powerful Applications with DCM8: Printing Industry

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Powerful Applications with DCM8: Plastic-Part

Plastic-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 600x400 µm²

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Plastic-Surface:Objective: 20x/0.5FOV: 600x400 µm²

Profile-Analysis

Powerful Applications with DCM8: Plastic-Part

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Powerful Applications with DCM8 / High resolution

Polymer-Surface / Powder:Objective: 50x/0.9 // 150x/0.95FOV: 240x180 µm² // 80x60 µm²

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Powerful Applications with DCM8 / Interferometry

Foil-Surface:VOID-AnalysisInt.-Objective: 10x/0.3FOV: 1.2x1 mm²

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Powerful Applications with DCM8 / Interferometer

Foil-Surface / Defects:Objective: 20x/0.4FOV: 600x400 µm²

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Flexibility. Surface of any material

• Rough (Metal)• Smooth (Semicon)

• Metals• Polymers• Glass• Ceramics• Organic

• Dry• Inmersed

• Transparent Layers• Low reflective

surfaces• Highly Reflective

surfacesImages courtesy of Sensofar-Tech ,S.L.

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Advantages. New DCM8

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Advantages. New DCM8

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“To be the world’s first-choice provider of innovative solutions to our customers’

needs for vision, measurement and analysis of microstructures”

Our Mission

Leica & Science – Famous scientists working with instruments of Leica Microsystems

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