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Schematic of the convergent beam electron diffraction technique. Adapted from W. Kossel & G. Moellenstedt, 1939.
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English: The schematic of the Convergent beam electron diffraction technique. The electron beam falls into the specimen, interaction occurs and diffraction spots can be seen on the detector. α is the semi-convergent angle, Δf is the defocus distance, θB is the Bragg angle of the specimen, a is the width of the diffraction disks and b is the distance between the 000 disk and the hkl disks. |
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