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4 results about "Sem analysis" patented technology

SEM Analysis with EDS Capabilities. Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) is a test process that scans a sample with an electron beam to produce a magnified image for analysis. The method is also known as SEM analysis and SEM microscopy, and is used very effectively in microanalysis and failure analysis of solid inorganic materials.

Method for preparing cross-sectional samples of thin film materials based on laser-induced thermal fracture brittle substrates using scanning electron microscopy

A scanning electron microscope (SEM) cross-sectional sample preparation method for thin film materials based on a laser-heat-broken brittle substrate, belonging to the field of thin film materials, includes: fabricating the thin film to be tested on a brittle substrate; dispersing light-absorbing nanoparticles in an organic solvent to prepare an ink, followed by ultrasonic dispersion, with the dispersion temperature controlled by a water bath; filtering the dispersed ink to obtain ITO nanoparticle ink; setting a driving waveform to obtain ITO droplets; heating the brittle substrate on which the thin film to be tested has been prepared; setting printing parameters and printing patterns to start inkjet printing to obtain light-absorbing material lines; heating the brittle substrate on which the thin film to be tested and the light-absorbing material lines have been prepared; adjusting the laser spot diameter and laser parameters, setting the laser scanning path, and starting the laser to perform sintering treatment to achieve fracture of the brittle substrate; and performing SEM analysis on the fractured substrate. This invention has the advantages of simple operation, smooth fracture surface, high sample preparation efficiency, wide applicability, low cost, and repeatability.
Owner:BEIHANG UNIV

Sandstone porosity prediction method based on sedimentary action and diagenesis

The invention relates to a sandstone porosity prediction method based on sedimentary action and diagenesis, which comprises the following steps: acquiring a core plug sample, a polished slice sample, a sandstone core debris sample and a sandstone slice sample from a drill hole of a target basin, and predicting the distribution of the abnormally high porosity of the target basin by using the porosity and permeability of the core plug sample, the clastic components of the polished slice sample, the volume content of diagenesis minerals and slice porosity, an SEM analysis result, the mineral components and granularity of the sandstone core clastic sample and the homogenization temperature. According to the method, a complete multi-dimensional analysis system is formed by combining a plurality of data sources. Compared with a traditional prediction method which only depends on single test data, the method integrates multiple technical means, can comprehensively reflect the influence of deposition and diagenesis on porosity evolution, and provides more accurate porosity prediction.
Owner:YANGTZE UNIVERSITY

Converged ion beam polishing system using radio frequency based gridded ion source and applications thereof

Converged ion beam polishing system using radio frequency based gridded ion source and applications thereof The present invention discloses a dual-source broad ion beam polishing system designed for high-precision surface and cross-section milling It features an ion milling chamber (01) and load lock chamber (02) connected via a transfer arm (03). Two inductively coupled plasma ion sources with gridded extraction are mounted on flanges (04): an EBSD ion source (05a) for flat milling and a cross-section ion source (05b) for cross-sectional polishing, each with dedicated specimen holders (09a, 09b) and adjustable ion incidence. The cross-section source includes a conical aperture (12) to produce a 3 mm collimated beam for high-resolution thinning. Dielectric plasma chambers (06), inductive coils (07), and focusing grids (08) ensure stable ion generation. Shutters (11a, 11b) serve as Faraday devices. Real-time monitoring is provided by an integrated CMOS camera. The system enables efficient, artifact-free sample preparation for EBSD and SEM analysis across fields like metallurgy, semiconductors, materials science, and geology.
Owner:MARATHE MANDAR +1

A monoclinic phase BiVO4 microtube prepared by microwave radiation and its preparation method

The application discloses a monoclinic phase BiVO4 micropipe prepared by a microwave radiation method and a preparation method thereof. Pure Bi(NO3)3.5H2O and NH4VO3 are used as reaction raw materials, distilled water is used as a solvent, polyethylene glycol (PEG-10000) with a molecular weight of 10000 is used as a surfactant, and a monoclinic phase BiVO4 micropipe material is prepared by using a microwave radiation technology. The microwave radiation process is simple in operation, energy-saving and environment-friendly, low in energy consumption, and energy-concentrated, and is favorable for improving a reaction rate and a synthesis efficiency of the BiVO4 material. The XRD and SEM analysis results of the product fully prove that the method can obtain the BiVO4 material with regular morphology and small particle size, is favorable for increasing active sites of the BiVO4 material, and thus improves the photocatalytic performance of the BiVO4 material. The target product BiVO4 material has the abilities of catalytic degradation of pollutants, catalytic photoelectrochemical decomposition of water and energy storage, and is expected to play an important role in the field of photocatalysis.
Owner:XIJING UNIV