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CEOS Corrected Electron Optical Systems GmbH – FOREWORD – I Foreword Application The CETCOR system is designed and constructed for the correction of the spherical aberration in a conventional Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM). It improves the resolution limit and reduces delocalization effects in TEM images. The CETCOR consists of a column extension for an electron microscope (in the following often called ’corrector’ or ’Cs -corrector’) and a Power Supply Cabinet (PSC), containing also a Personal Computer (corrector PC) for control purposes. Precaution Regarding the use of an electron microscope equipped with a CETCOR system, same safety regulations hold true as for the microscope without a CETCOR system. Usually (if not specified differently from the microscope provider) it is not required to make registry notification to the authorities concerned in accordance with the “Radiation Hazard Preventive Laws” or the “Ionizing Radiation Hazard Preventive Regulations” currently in effect since X-rays are not taken out of the electron microscope in common application. Regarding the use of the microscope overall system it is due to the microscope provider to follow all applicable requirements of sections 24.1 - 24.5.3 and appendix 4 of SEMI S2-0703. It is due to the user of the microscope to follow local regulations regarding additional X-ray labeling requirements of the country where the overall system will be operated. The CETCOR system is designed to conform to section 24.2.1 and appendix 4 of SEMI S2-0703, stating that the effective dose equivalent of leakage X-ray radiation should be less than 2µSv/h during normal operation. This has been officially tested at a FEI TITAN 80-300 electron microscope applying the German X-ray regulations (RöV). No warranty is taken if parts of the electron microscope are different from this microscope. Within a CETCOR system neither radioactive sources nor gamma rays are used. Therefore access to radioactive contamination or internal exposure to radioactive materials is not possible, neither when installed in the microscope column nor when unmounted. However, electron microscopes, along with home TV sets, fall into a category of potential radiation sources that could produce undesired byproduct X-rays. It is therefore required to ensure safety with sufficient care in operation of an electron microscope equipped with a CETCOR system. Risk assessment The manufacturer did not perform a hazard analysis of the CETCOR system according to SEMI S10. This is due to the microscope provider after incorporation of the equipment into the overall electron microscope system. However, the equipment was evaluated according to the standard IEC 61010-1. Since hazards associated with the equipment are primary of electrical nature, the results of this evaluation were considered sufficient as fire protection documentation. Warranty All warranty concerns of the electron microscope equipped with a CETCOR system are due to the microscope provider. Please read the warranty statement of your microscope provider for