Magnetic Phase Shift Computations for Electron Tomography

Electron Holography of the Magnetic Phase Shift of a Current-Carrying Wire

The controlled generation of magnetic fields to study switching processes in magnetic materials in the transmission electron microscope (TEM) is highly challenging [1-3]. Here, we use electron holography to study the magnetic field around a carefully fabricated current-carrying wire. As a result of the fact that a current flowing parallel to the plane of an untilted TEM specimen produces no net...

The Experimental Study of Increased ICP on Cerebral Hemorrhage Rabbits with Magnetic Induction Phase Shift Method

Introduction Measuring magnetic induction phase shift (MIPS) changes as a function of cerebral hemorrhage volume has the potential for being a simple method for primary and non-contact detection of the occurrence and progress of cerebral hemorrhage. Our previous MIPS study showed that the intracranial pressure (ICP) was used as a contrast index and found the primary correlation between MIPS and...

Complex energy shift and background phase shift for simulated electron-molecular shape resonances

Artifact Correction for Zernike Phase-Plate Cryo-Electron Tomography

In cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM), vitreously frozen biological specimens can tolerate only a limited electron dose for imaging. Therefore, cryo-EM micrographs display weak contrast and a poor signal-to-noise ratio. This limits data interpretability and prevents efficient application of cryo-EM to a wider range of biological problems. Continued efforts have been invested in imaging methods ...

Digital Binary Phase-shift Keyed Signal Detector

We have developed the effective algorithm for detecting digital binary phase-shift keyed signals. This algorithm requires a small number of arithmetic operations over the signal period. It can be relatively easy implemented based on the modern programmable logic devices. It also provides high interference immunity by identifying signal presence when signal-to-noise ratio is much less that its w...