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A Diffraction Simulation and Comparison C.T. Koch, J. Mller, S. Fairman, B. Haas Humboldt University of Berlin Plugin for Nionswift Department of Physics Page 3 C.T. Koch | Humboldt University of Berlin | STEM with Advanced Detectors


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A Diffraction Simulation and Comparison Plugin for Nionswift

C.T. Koch, J. Müller, S. Fairman, B. Haas Humboldt University of Berlin Department of Physics

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C.T. Koch | Humboldt University of Berlin | STEM with Advanced Detectors 4.-7.9.2018 Page 3

Research within the Structure Research / EM group

  • 2.

δ δ

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C.T. Koch | Humboldt University of Berlin | STEM with Advanced Detectors 4.-7.9.2018 Page 7

Large-Angle Rocking-Beam Electron Diffraction

Individual pattern LARBED pattern (log scale) Sample: SrTiO3, not energy filtered, microscope: Zeis EM912, 120 kV

LARBED data acquisition by QED Plugin to DigitalMicrograph (HREM Research)

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From PED => LARBED

LARBED preserves the rocking curve information ! Sample: Si (110) zero-loss-filtered

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Extracting LARBED Discs from data stacks

9

= 8°

Each pixel within the discs is the integrated background-subtracted Bragg intensity

SrTiO3 (001)

not energy-filtered

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Correcting Ewald-Sphere Curvature & Separating Laue Zones

Sum of all frames Extracted Zero-Order Laue Zone 3D View

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C.T. Koch | Humboldt University of Berlin | STEM with Advanced Detectors 4.-7.9.2018 Page 11

Ab-initio Structure Factors Fitting to SrTiO3 LARBED data

unit cell

Experiment ab-initio Fit Difference

IAM potential (121 beams) Fit to exp. (121 beams) Fit to exp. (incl. unmeas. data 456 beams)

  • F. Wang, et al. Phys. Rev. Lett. 117 (2016) 015501

Feng Wang

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LARBED on a 60 nm MgO cube

C.T. Koch et al. Microsc. Anal. (2012)

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3D Reconstruction of k-Space for Complex Structure

Reconstructed 3D k-space Volume from experimental LARBED data

z-axis expanded x 5

Sample: K2O∙7Nb5O2 (a=b=2.9 nm, c = 0.39 nm) Rocking curves for each spot in 3D k-space

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LARBED at low kV and variable camera length

MoS2 @ 30 kV tilt = 0° to 9° in 1° Graphene oxide @ 30kV L = 36.5 – 8.5mm MoS2 @ 30kV L = 36.5 – 11.5mm 3D reconstruction from LARBED on graphene @ 30 kV

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Nion Swift GUI => Manual Control & Python Scripting

 Scripts will work both on the SEM and (hopefully soon) on Nion scope

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4D-STEM in the SEM

4D-STEM of graphene

  • xide @ 30kV

Layer counting in WS2 Grain orientation in graphene Two flexible scanning options:

  • Beam positioning commands to

SEM API (slow)

  • External scan generator (fast)
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A Diffraction Simulation Plugin

Uses modules pymatgen and vtk

(both installed using pip install)

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DIADEM-Server Data archiving and evaluation software Data Metadata Data Metadata + in-band Metadata Data base for Metadata Data acquisition at microscope Data processing by user new Metadata + new in-band Metadata 100GbE GPU-Servers

Managing Large Data & Data Science

Decentralized Independent Archives of Data for Electron Microscopy (DIADEM)

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Fast Bloch-wave simulations with GPUs - Update 66.19x 90.06x 63.08x 97.25x

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 Speedup multiplier

  • vs. conventional method

Number of reflections MAGMA cusolver

Combination of a matrix-exponential approximant & GPU hardware = quick forward simulations without sacrificing numerical accuracy [1]

[1] R. S. Pennington, F. Wang, and C. T. Koch, Ultramicroscopy 141, 32 (2014).

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Summary

  • In 4DSTEM, it makes sense to vary 𝑙𝑗𝑜,⊥ and also 𝑠

=> possibility for solving local structure => local 3 reciprocal space lattice => shape transform of nanocrystals => effect of aberrations can be compensated

  • 4DSTEM in the SEM ideal for mapping local
  • orientation & phase
  • strain and E-field
  • ideal for 2D materials
  • 6-axis goniometer + variable camera length

transmission diffraction setup => very flexible => many aplications => mapping of beam-sensitive materials

  • Being able to simulate electron diffraction within

Swift allows a quick comparison of exp. & theory