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The eXplorer Personal Scanning Electron Microscope (PSEM) from Aspex Corp

Aspex Corp's Tim Drake takes a few minutes to point out the the key features of their Personal Scanning Electron Microscope, PSEM eXplorer, which is an integrated SEM/EDX system designed for rapid automated particle analysis. Some of the main features include large sample chamber and silicon drift detector.

He also demonstrates their software interface.

These systems are commonly used in the automotive, pharmaceutical and forensics industries for laboratory and quality control applications.

The PSEM eXplorer from Aspex

Run time - 4:40 min

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