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Microscopy: Vision Engineering EVO Cam II

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Overview

SNSF owns three Vision Engineering EVO Cam II microscopes. They are located in the Flexible Cleanroom, Nanopatterning Cleanroom, and McCullough rooms 100-112. All three microscopes are identical, with the exception of a 0.45X lens for the one in McCullough. 

The EVO Cam II's feature:

  • Integral 8-point LED ring light ensures optimum shadow-free illumination for all applications. Color temperature 5500K.
  • Ultra-sharp image quality with full autofocus
  • Camera zoom: 30x optical; 12x digital
  • 1080p, 1920x1080 camera resolution
  • Fast 60 fps provides clear images without motion blur
  • Full 360° inspection without the need to manipulate subjects under magnification
  • Large field of view and long working distances
  • Eliminate set-up time with up to 10 presets
  • Custom overlays to aid inspection
  • Wi-Fi and USB 3.0 for fast image transfer
  • Efficient dimensioning with virtual caliper and scalable grids
  • Oblique rotating viewer for full 360° rotating view at a 34° angle. Easy switch between rotating oblique view and direct top-down view.
 Zoom RangeWorking DistanceField of View at Min. ZoomField of View at Max Zoom 
Oblique Viewer Direct View (Cleanrooms)28 - 151x56.5 mm19.7 mm x 11.2 mm1.6 mm x 0.9 mm 
360° Oblique Viewer (Cleanrooms)19 - 105x35.5 mm25.7 mm x 22.1 mm2.6 mm x 2.2 mm 
0.45X Lens (McCullough)2.3 - 68x160 mm241 mm x 134 mm7.8 mm x 4.2 mm 

Contact Information

Flexible Cleanroom: Tom Carver

Nanopatterning Cleanroom: nano-snpcleanroom-staff@lists.stanford.edu

McCullough: Grant Shao and Christina Newcomb

Getting Started and Training Information

In order to become a qualified user of the Nikon optical microscope, you need to follow each of these steps in the order as listed here:

  1. Complete the process to become a lab member of SNSF and follow the instructions to activate a Badger account.
  2. Flexible Cleanroom:
    1. Complete all requirements to become a qualified user for the Flexible Cleanroom.
    2. No further training is required. If you require assistance with the tool, please contact Tom Carver.
  3. Nanopatterning Cleanroom:
    1. Complete all requirements to become a qualified user for the Nanopatterning Cleanroom.
    2. No further training is required. If you require assistance with the tool, please contact nano-snpcleanroom-staff@lists.stanford.edu.
  4. McCullough Room 100-112:
    1. Get qualified on one of the instruments in McCullough rooms 100-112 (XPS, XCT, AFM, Raman, TEM, wire bonder, etc.)
    2. No further training is required. If you require assistance with the tool, please contact Grant Shao or Christina Newcomb.