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The John F. Mansfield North Campus Electron Microbeam Analysis Laboratory at the University of Michigan offers real-time remote control of a scanning electron microscope for teaching purposes. This allows for the use of SEM in larger undergraduate classes and lecture demonstrations, where limited physical space restricts the number of viewers. Training can be conducted one-on-one or in groups of 10 to 100+. Remote control of the SEM is also possible across an ISDN connection.
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John F. Mansfield North Campus Electron Microbeam Analysis Laboratory University of Michigan 417 SRB, 2455 Hayward , Ann Arbor MI 48109-2143 Phone: (734)936-3352 FAX (734)763-2282 Email: jfmjfm@engin.umich.edu URL: http://emalwww.engin.umich.edu/ people/jfmjfm/jfmjfm.html EMAL U of M Real-Time Remote Control of a Scanning Electron Microscope for K12, Undergraduate and Graduate Teaching
Rationale: Why SEM Remote Control?Want to use SEM in MS&E undergraduate labs & lecture demonstrations. Problems: MS&E undergraduate classes number ~40 at UM. Limited space in SEM labs usually means only two or three people can view screen at any one time. Teaching students to actually use a standard SEM in this environment is not practical. Lecture demonstrations to large classes (≥100 people) completely impractical.
EMAL U of M SEM Training typically one-on-one.
Remote control SEM Training typically one-on-10 to 100+. This classroom at Lehigh University during one of the Microscopy Short Courses held there every year.
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Application:SEM in the Classroom at Emerson School • John Mansfield operating the North Campus XL30FEG from the middle school computer classroom at Emerson School, Ann Arbor. Note: Control also possible across ISDN connection (128kbps), Mansfield has done remote control from his house!
