Imago adds to LEAP 3000X at Northwestern
June 20, 2006
Imago Scientific Instruments has added the Laser Pulse module to its LEAP 3000X microscope at Northwestern University. The Laser Pulse module allows the LEAP microscope to move past normal electric scanning and increases its capacity to analyze metallic, semi-conducting and oxide materials with higher electrical resistance. The module was paid for under the Defense Universities Research Initiatives Project. The upgraded LEAP system at Northwestern is the first commercially available laser probe in the world.
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