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3.5.7.11 Rotation/Tilt Eucentric Function and Calibration
The rotation eucentric function serves to keep the present field of view after specimen rotation.
It calculates XY position that will recover the present viewing position after rotation axis is driven
using the present XY position and the angle to be rotated. XY axes are moved to the calculated
point together with rotation axis.
In addition, the tilt eucentric function moves the XY axes together with tilt axis so that the
previous viewing point will be kept after the tilting operation.
To improve accuracy of the functions, calibration of the error factors is necessary.
(1) Specifying eucentric or non-eucentric rotation or tilt
The rotation eucentric function serves to keep the present field of view after specimen rotation.
It calculates XY position that will recover the present viewing position after rotation axis is driven
using the present XY position and the angle to be rotated. XY axes are moved to the calculated
point together with rotation axis.
In addition, the tilt eucentric function moves the XY axes together with tilt axis so that the
previous viewing point will be kept after the tilting operation.
To improve accuracy of the functions, calibration of the error factors is necessary.
(1) Specifying eucentric or non-eucentric rotation or tilt
Check the Eucentric check box in the XYR block to enable the eucentric rotation.
It is effective when rotating R axis by specifying the angle value. It is not effective when
rotating R axis using continuous rotation.
Check the Eucentric Tilt check box in the Z/Tilt block to enable the eucentric tilt.
It is effective when tilting specimen by specifying the angle value. It is not effective when
using continuous tilting.
It is effective when rotating R axis by specifying the angle value. It is not effective when
rotating R axis using continuous rotation.
Check the Eucentric Tilt check box in the Z/Tilt block to enable the eucentric tilt.
It is effective when tilting specimen by specifying the angle value. It is not effective when
using continuous tilting.
(2) Calibration
The following calibration commands are provided:
(a) Measure and correct the deviation between rotation center axis and beam irradiation
position.
(b) Measure and correct the deviation between tilt center axis and beam irradiation position.
(c) Measure and correct the deviation between rotation center axis and beam irradiation
position caused by changing Z-axis position.
(d) Measure the specimen height error and compensate the rotation center and the tilt
center axes.
The beam irradiation position may shift when adjusting the electron beam axis, this
measurement tool is provided to enable measurement and correction at any time. For
execution methods, see 3.5.7.11 (4) Calibration is necessary when accuracy is degraded.
On the other hand, the specimen height error (the above (d)) will change whenever
specimens are exchanged. It should be compensated at each specimen exchange to get
the best accuracy. For execution methods, see 3.5.7.11 (3) Stage tilt calibration -
Calibration necessary for each specimen exchange.
It is not necessary when you use the eucentric rotation function with no tilting condition.
measurement tool is provided to enable measurement and correction at any time. For
execution methods, see 3.5.7.11 (4) Calibration is necessary when accuracy is degraded.
On the other hand, the specimen height error (the above (d)) will change whenever
specimens are exchanged. It should be compensated at each specimen exchange to get
the best accuracy. For execution methods, see 3.5.7.11 (3) Stage tilt calibration -
Calibration necessary for each specimen exchange.
It is not necessary when you use the eucentric rotation function with no tilting condition.