The Focal and Tilt Series Reconstruction (FTSR) method works with a focal series of HREM images to reconstruct a wave function. This method also works with a tilt series in order to improve resolution, theoretically doubleing the resolution of a normal illimination focal series. Using the FTSR you can obtain the wave function at the specimen exit surface that is not affected by spherical aberration. Therefore, the FTSR is a software Cs-corrector.

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• R. R. Meyer, A. I. Kirkland and W. O. Saxton: A new method for the determination of the wave aberration function for high resolution TEM: 1. Measurement of the symmetric aberrations; Ultramicroscopy, 92 (2002) 89-109; and
  
• R. R. Meyer , A. I. Kirkland and W. O. Saxton: A new method for the determination of the wave aberration function for high-resolution TEM.: 2. Measurement of the antisymmetric aberrations; Ultramicroscopy, 99 (2004) 115-123.

• Sampling Interval
  
• MTF and NPS
  
• Focal Series Data: NbWO
  
• Focal Series Data: NdTiO
  
• Tilt Series Data: tiltf6 for v2.0
  

• FTSR (FSR only) with Aberration Corrector v1.5.1
  
• HASP HL/SRM Run-time GUI Installer (Version 5.70)
  Please check the latest driver at Aladdin - HASP driver site.
  
  
• IPU plug-in (Free Software)
  
• HREM Mouse plug-in (Free Software)
  

• FTSR (FSR and TSR) with Aberration Corrector v2.0b2
  TSR routines are implemented from this version.

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