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The sample module holds the specimen and can be translated in X, Y and Z. The sample holder | The sample module holds the specimen and can be translated in X, Y and Z. The sample holder | ||
can be exchanged for different experiments (rotation stage for tomography, cryo holder, etc.). The nanoprobe instrument consists furthermore of the [[Focusing optics module (FOM)|focusing optics module]], the [[Condenser module (CM)|condenser module]], and the [[Imaging optics module (IOM)|imaging optics module]]. | can be exchanged for different experiments (rotation stage for tomography, cryo holder, etc.). The nanoprobe instrument consists furthermore of the [[Focusing optics module (FOM)|focusing optics module]], the [[Condenser module (CM)|condenser module]], and the [[Imaging optics module (IOM)|imaging optics module]]. | ||
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The sample module holds the specimen and can be translated in X, Y and Z. The sample holder can be exchanged for different experiments (rotation stage for tomography, cryo holder, etc.). The nanoprobe instrument consists furthermore of the focusing optics module, the condenser module, and the imaging optics module.