Tanaka Patterns

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Tanaka Patterns Large-Angle Convergent-Beam Diffraction LACBED

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Tanaka Patterns. Large-Angle Convergent-Beam Diffraction LACBED. The Tanaka Methods. Traditional microscopy taught that the microscope should be focussed on the specimen or on the diffraction pattern in the back focal plane. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Tanaka Patterns

Large-Angle Convergent-Beam Diffraction

LACBED

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The Tanaka Methods

• Traditional microscopy taught that the microscope should be focussed on the specimen or on the diffraction pattern in the back focal plane.

• Tanaka liberated us and gave rise to a family of new techniques by telling us to look in other places.

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S p ec im e n S p ec im e n S p ec im e n

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GaAs K. Christenson

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GaAs [100] K. Christenson

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M. Kaufman

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Ni3Mo

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Ni3Mo BF Tanaka pattern

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S p ec im e n S p ec im e n S p ec im e n

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Ni3Mo

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Ni3Mo DF Tanaka pattern

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Al layer on GaAs Tanaka Group

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Defect Analysis

• Large-Angle Convergent-Beam patterns provide an alternative method of determining the Burgers vectors of dislocations. (And characterizing other defects.)

• The dislocations have to be well separated.

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Fe,30Ni,19Cr [114] Cherns and Preston

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Fe,30Ni,19Cr [114] Cherns and Preston

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Fe,30Ni,19Cr [114] Cherns and Preston

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Si Tanaka Group

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g.b = n

g is the reciprocal lattice vector corresponding to the diffracting planes

b is the Burgers vector of the dislocation

n is the number of lines of no contrast