e- Diffraction Practicals [CALC]# Calibration: If a spot separation g on the negative is [mm] for a known d-value of [Å], then the camera constant λL is g×d= [mm-Å]. If operating voltage is [kV], then electron wavelength is λ= [Å] and the camera length L is [m]. If a spot separation g on the negative is [mm], then the d-value is λL/g= [Å]. After digitizing at [dpi], a spot separation g of [pixels] has d-value of dpi×λL/g= [Å]. A [/nm] reciprocal scalebar is g×dpi×λL= [pixels] wide.

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