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Improving Images with S.E.M. (Scanning Electron Microscopes)
A real surface view microscope irradiates the object with an electron beam and produces high-resolution, deep, and clear observation images. By changing the accelerating voltage of the irradiating electron beam (the voltage which accelerates and extracts electrons), different images can be obtained. It is advisable to select the optimum accelerating voltage according to the phenomenon that you wish to monitor or based on the characteristics of the specimen.
What is the Relation Between Accelerating Voltage and Observation
* A real surface view microscope allows the user to check and compare multiple images with varying accelerating voltages. The optimal choice can be selected from the resulting images.

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