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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• K. Ishizuka: Tilt Series Reconstruction and Parallax Problem: M&M 2013 Abstract Poster
  
• 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
  

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• FTSR (FSR and TSR) with Aberration Corrector v2.5
  for GMS 3.4 (64bit)
  for GMS 3.3 (64bit)
  for GMS 3.2 (64bit) (applicable from GMS 3.0)
  for GMS 2.3 32bit    GMS 2.3 64bit
  for GMS 2.1 32bit    GMS 2.1 64bit (applicable from GMS 2.0)
  for GMS 1.x (32bit)
  
  
• IPU plug-in (Free Software)
• HREM Mouse plug-in (Free Software)


• User Key Driver / Remote Update System (RUS)