X-ray Microscope Gallery
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Multiple feature identifications
Multiple feature identifications imaged with EclipseXRM on Li-ion battery cathode
N2LL 3D Rendering
Li-ion battery N2LL 3D Rendering on EclipseXRM
Iphone 14 chip
Iphone 14 chip at 4 um - imaged on Eclipsexrm
Interior tomography of a sandstone rock
Interior tomography of a 3mm sandstone rock imaged at 0.45um on EclipseXRM
Battery cathode with LiLaZrTAO particles
Battery cathode with LiLaZrTAO particles imaged at 0.25um with EclipseXRM
NMC battery cathode
NMC battery cathode imaged at 0.25um with EclipseXRM
TSVs imaged in 6 minutes
TSVs imaged at 0.3um voxel, acquired within 6 minutes on a 300mm wafer - Imaged on Apex XCT
iPhone 14 Pro Region 2
iPhone 14 Pro Region 2 Intermediate Resolution at 4µm - Imaged on Apex XCT
iPhone 14 Pro Region 2 Cracks and Voids
IPhone 14 Pro Region 2 Cracks and Voids Detected at 1µm Voxel - Imaged on Apex XCT
3D rendering of iPhone 14 Pro
3D rendering of iPhone 14 Pro at 8µm voxel at LFOV - Imaged on Apex XCT
iPhone 14 Pro
iPhone 14 Pro at 1µm Voxel - Defects discovered within Region 1 - Imaged on Apex XCT
Wire Bond IMC Inspection with EclipseXRM
SD Card at 0.15 microns. Imaged on EclipseXRM
NMC Cathode - 3D Rendering
NMC Cathode - 3D Rendering
Sample courtesy of Dr. Ming Tang, Rice University - Imaged on EclipseXRM
NMC Cathode - 3D Rendering
NMC Cathode - 3D Rendering
Sample courtesy of Dr. Ming Tang, Rice University - Imaged on EclipseXRM
Carbonate Rock
Carbonate rock imaged at 0.322 um, showing detailed mineralogy and pore structures - imaged on EclipseXRM
Correlative-calcite microscopy
Correlative microscopy using AttoMap and EclipseXRM to determine Calcium, Phosphorus, and Iron distributions - Imaged on AttoMap and EclipseXRM
Arabidopsis_Root_3D-XRM_Micrograph
This segment showcases an image of a mutated Arabidopsis stem captured through advanced 3D X-ray computed tomography using the Sigray EclipseXRM X-Ray Microscope.
Sample courtesy of Prof. Breeanna Urbanowicz and Prof. Charlotte Garing, University of Georgia (Athens, GA, USA) - Imaged on EclipseXRM
Texas Instruments LaunchPad Evaluation Board
Commercial board scanned at multiple FOVs and voxel sizes: 8 um LFOV (board-level), zooming in at 4 um (component-level), and finally at 1.5 um. LFOV required 20 volumes stitched together and was achieved at only 36 minute per scan. - Imaged on Apex XCT
Voids in 5 um TSVs
Voids clearly rendered in 5 um TSVs within minutes. Imaged within an intact 300mm wafer on the Apex XCT.
EclipseXRM Coin Cells
Intact coin cells imaged with EclipseXRM, showing system versatility for imaging intact batteries without disassembling
Battery Defects
Zoom-ins show range of defects, include delamination, cracking, pores, misalignments, etc. in an intact commercial battery. A 3D rendering of the battery is seen on the left bottom and the overall scan is shown center. Imaged using the PrismaXRM-810.
AI-based Segmentation of Kidney Stone
AI-based segmentation of a kidney stone sample acquired on previous generation EclipseXRM to separate different mineral phases.
Pathologic human-derived calcite
Pathologic human-derived calcite imaged to show mineralogical differences at high resolution. Imaged using PrismaXRM. Courtesy UCLA Health.
Ant Jaw
Rendering of an unstained ant mandible. Imaged using Sigray's patented multi-spectral source (MSS). Achievable using a ChromaXRM or a PrismaXRM with a MSS option.
Battery Crack
Cracks in an intact battery electrode. Cracking is more severe in the more tightly rolled portion of the electrode. Imaged using the PrismaXRM-810.
Intact PCB at Multiple Resolutions
Intact PCB imaged to cover the full PCB (8 um voxels) and down to 0.5 um voxels. Imaged on the Apex XCT 150.
J. True et al. Revisiting 3D-X-ray for Rapid Reverse Engineering in Large Electronic Packages and PCBs, PAINE 2022
Ant Body
Unstained ant body imaged at 0.7 um resolution using Sigray's patented multi-spectral source (MSS). Achievable using a ChromaXRM or a PrismaXRM with a MSS option.
Lizard limb
Lizard limb imaged at 2.1 micron voxel. Outer skin, musculature, and bones are rendered.
Courtesy of Prof. Doug Menke & Prof. Charlotte Garing, University of Georgia Athens - Imaged on PrismaXRM
Battery Cathode Microstructure
Battery Cathode Microstructure
Daphnia Waterflea - ChromaXRM
Unstained daphnia waterflea imaged on ChromaXRM. Eggs can be clearly seen in the sacs of the daphnia.
Prosciutto Ham (proxy for Breast Cancer)
Prosciutto Ham (proxy for Breast Cancer)
SiC Sample - ChromaXRM
Difficult SiC sample that typically produces very low contrast with microCT. Sigray's ChromaXRM was required.
Food Science - Cheetos
Cheetos at high resolution, showing pore space and oil within the pore space. Imaged using PrismaXRM-810.
Through Glass Vias
Imaged within 15 minutes at 1um resolution in a large intact die
Cheeto Pore and Oil at 3um
Cheeto Pore and Oil at 3um - PrismaXRM
Beetle with Si Nanoparticles
Beetle with Si Nanoparticles imaged on ChromaXRM, showing excellent contrast.
Pores in pharmaceutical pill
Pore network on a polymer coating for a pharmaceutical pill segmented in red. Due to the difficult contrast, this was imaged on ChromaXRM.
Virtual Histology - ChromaXRM
Virtual histology of an unstained liver sample, showing hepatocyte structure. Imaged on a ChromaXRM.
2D virtual slice and 3D rendering of SSD
Bump voids detected on SSD. Shown are a 2D virtual slice taken from a 3D reconstruction. Imaged on a PrismaXRM.
Pepcid blister package
Pepcid blister package
Auxetic Foam - PrismaXRM
Auxetic foam (negative Poisson ratio) imaged on PrismaXRM
Tylenol pharmaceutical packaging
Package containing Tylenol pills. High resolution of the PrismaXRM reveals cracks in the pills.
Fish - Herring
Intact 18cm unstained herring fish imaged using Sigray's ChromaXRM
Tri-contrast imaging of Drum Fish tooth
Tri-contrast imaging of Drum Fish tooth