TFS Talos L120C

Manufacturer:
TFS (Thermo Fisher Scientific)

Model name:
Talos L120C

Location:
HPM A51.2

Phone:
3 46 35

Price category:
TEM / Advanced Equipment

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Instrument contacts:

Miroslav Peterek
Lecturer at the Department of Materials
  • HPM C 55.2
  • +41 44 633 00 67
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ScopeM
Otto-Stern-Weg 3
8093 Zürich
Switzerland

Dr. Bilal Qureshi
Lecturer at the Department of Materials
  • HPM C 55.2
  • +41 44 633 92 99

ScopeM
Otto-Stern-Weg 3
8093 Zürich
Switzerland


Brief descripion

Talos L120C is a "workhorse" TEM, dedicated mainly for life science and teaching applications:

  • entry level imaging TEM and STEM platform
  • easy-to-use instrument and software
  • smooth adaptation of users to high-end (TFS) platforms (i.e. Krios, Talos F200X)
  • high contrast images for polymer, embedded sample
  • training on EPU, Tomo
  • fast screening of grids for cryoEM

Examples of images taken with the microscope

Enlarged view: Example_1
Substrate loaded Liposomes in CryoTEM (courtesy of TFS)
Enlarged view: Example_2
Cellular ultrastructure, TEM Image of resin-embedded brain tissue (sample curtesy of Benjamin H. Cooper, MPI Gottingen, Germany)
Enlarged view: Example_3
Low-voltage TEM image showing morphology of a block copolymer (image by courtesy of TFS and sample courtesy of Kevin Jack and Idriss Blakey, the University of Queensland)
Enlarged view: Example_4
DF-STEM image of gold nanoparticles with Resolution < 1nm (courtesy of TFS)

Technical details

Camera / detectors:

  • Ceta S 16M 4k×4k CMOS detector

Key features:

  • Cryo Twin Lens
  • High Voltage: 20–120 kV
  • Info Limit: 0.204 nm
  • Emitter: LaB6

Techniques/Softwares:

  • Single particle data collection (EPU)
  • Tomography (Tomo5)
  • Imaging Maps, TIA, Velox
  • STEM

Parameters for data processing:

  • Accelerating Voltage 120 kV (unless changed specifically)
  • Spherical Abberation 2.7 mm
     

Data storage and transfer:

  • 10 TB storage available for up to 15 days
     
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