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High Temporal Resolution without Compromise
Capture real-time sample changes with continuous 4D scanning at temporal resolutions under three seconds, without sacrificing image quality or stability.
High-Throughput, Multi-Scale Dynamic micro-CT for Imaging in Real-Time
Tescan UniTOM® XL
Tescan UniTOM® XL, and its smaller version, CoreTOM® are designed for research environments where temporal resolution, imaging flexibility, and experimental throughput matter. A high-power X-ray source, fast large-field detector, and automated multi-sample workflows work together to keep your lab focused on insight, not setup. This results in faster scans, richer data, and true 4D visualization of materials in action.
- High temporal resolution for dynamic, in situ, and continuous 3D imaging
- Large-sample and multi-scale capability with a spacious scanning envelope
- Optimized throughput and reproducibility through automated batch scanning
- Seamless workflow control with Acquila™ and Panthera™ software integration
Tescan UniTOM® XL in Materials Science
High-resolution, non-destructive imaging for structural and dynamic analysis
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Non-destructive 3D characterization of pores, cracks, inclusions, fibers, interfaces, and internal defects
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Multi-scale imaging connects whole-sample context with micron-scale structural detail
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In situ and continuous 4D imaging track deformation, cracking, phase changes, and failure mechanisms over time
Tescan UniTOM® XL supports material research from routine 3D characterization to advanced time-resolved studies. Researchers can quantify the internal structure of intact materials in 3D, including morphology, porosity, defects, and interfaces, then extend the same workflow into 4D when they need to observe how those structures evolve under load, heat, or chemical exposure. The result is reproducible, non-destructive insight into both material architecture and performance over time.
Tescan UniTOM® XL in Semiconductors
High-resolution 3D and 4D micro-CT, from packages to complete electronic assemblies
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Non-destructive 3D inspection of complete devices, from small consumer electronics to larger assemblies such as laptops
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Large field of view preserves full-device context while enabling analysis of internal components, connections, batteries, PCBs, and housings
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High image quality at practical scan times supports failure analysis, design validation, and quality investigation without disassembly
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4D capability can support selected mechanical or thermal reliability studies where internal changes need to be followed under controlled conditions
Tescan UniTOM® XL enables researchers and engineers to inspect consumer electronics and electronic assemblies in 3D without opening, cutting, or disassembling the device. Its large field of view makes it possible to image anything from compact devices and individual modules to larger assemblies such as laptops, while preserving the spatial relationship between components. Users can investigate batteries, printed circuit boards, connectors, housings, adhesives, interfaces, voids, cracks, assembly defects, and other internal features that influence reliability and performance. For selected reliability workflows, Tescan UniTOM® XL can also extend from static 3D inspection to 4D imaging, helping teams observe internal changes during controlled mechanical or thermal testing.
Tescan UniTOM® XL in Batteries
High-resolution 3D and 4D micro-CT for battery structure, operation, and degradation
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Non-destructive 3D analysis of battery cells, electrodes, and solid-state interfaces
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Multi-scale imaging captures structure from electrode level to full-cell context
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Operando 4D imaging tracks swelling, cracking, electrolyte movement, and degradation during cycling or stress testing
Tescan UniTOM® XL supports battery research from static 3D characterization to in-situ 4D experiments, enabling time-resolved micro-CT imaging of batteries under realistic operating conditions. Fast acquisition and continuous rotation support uninterrupted observation during charge–discharge cycling or thermal stress. This enables clearer insight into electrode design, cycle-life behavior, and safety performance.
Tescan UniTOM® XL in Life Science
Versatile 3D micro-CT for biological, clinical, forensic, and natural history research
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Non-destructive 3D imaging of biological specimens, tissues, and natural history collections
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Large field of view supports a wide range of sample sizes while preserving anatomical and morphological context
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High image quality at practical scan times for soft tissue, stained samples, mineralized structures, fossils, and dense materials
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4D capability supports biomechanics studies where deformation, motion, or mechanical response needs to be followed over time
Tescan UniTOM® XL enables life science researchers to visualize internal structures in 3D across an exceptionally broad range of specimen types and sizes. From delicate biological samples and human tissues to larger developmental, clinical, forensic, and natural history specimens, the system provides the flexiblity needed for multi-user research environments. Its large field of view and strong image quality help preserve whole-sample context while revealing fine internal detail, supporting non-destructive investigation of valuable, rare, or difficult-to-prepare samples. In addition, in situ connectivity and 4D imaging can support time-resolved imaging to connect morphology with mechanical behavior.
Tescan UniTOM® XL in Geoscience
High-resolution characterization of geological samples, from 3D pore networks to 4D fluid flow
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Non-destructive 3D characterization of pore networks, fractures, grains, mineral phases, and core heterogeneity
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Large scanning envelope accommodates full-size rock cores up to 1 m tall
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In situ and 4D imaging capture fluid flow, trapping, fracture dynamics, and mineral–fluid interactions over time
Tescan UniTOM® XL, and its smaller version, Tescan CoreTOM® support geoscience workflows from static 3D rock characterization to dynamic 4D experiments. Researchers can quantify pore networks, fractures, mineral distributions, and core-scale heterogeneity in 3D, then observe how these structures affect fluid migration, trapping, and deformation under relevant experimental conditions. The systems’ large sample capacity and dynamic imaging performance help connect pore-scale measurements with reservoir-scale models.
Tescan UniTOM XL in Materials Science
High-resolution, non-destructive imaging for structural and dynamic analysis
- Multi-scale micro-CT enables visualization of structures from millimeters down to microns
- Continuous 4D imaging reveals deformation, cracking, or phase changes in real time
- Insitu interfaces allow live observation under thermal, mechanical, or chemical stimuli
Tescan UniTOM XL supports material research where understanding internal structure and evolution over time is essential. Its combination of high temporal and spatial resolution enables researchers to quantify changes such as fracture propagation, composite failure, and pore evolution. The result is a reproducible, non-destructive insight into material performance and durability.
Tescan UniTOM XL in Energy and Battery Research
Dynamic micro-CT for studying material behavior during operation
- Real-time visualization of electrode swelling, and electrolyte movement
- Non-destructive analysis of battery cells, electrodes, and solid-state interfaces
- Multi-scale imaging captures microstructural evolution from particle to full cell
TESCAN UniTOM XL enables time-resolved micro-CT imaging of batteries under realistic operating conditions. Fast acquisition and continuous rotation support uninterrupted observation during charge–discharge cycling or thermal stress. This enables clearer insight into electrode design, cycle-life behavior, and safety performance.
Tescan UniTOM XL and CoreTOM in Geoscience and Porous Media
In situ observation of fluid flow and structural changes in geological samples
- High temporal resolution captures fluid flow, trapping, and fracture dynamics
- Large scanning envelope accommodates full size rock cores up to 1m tall
- Non-destructive imaging preserves sample integrity for repeated testing
Tescan UniTOM XL, and its smaller version, CoreTOM enable geoscientists to observe pore-scale processes in real time. Researchers can follow fluid migration pathways and mineral–fluid interactions in reservoir rocks, extending to CO₂ and H₂ storage scenarios. The system’s large sample capacity and dynamic imaging performance make it ideal for correlating laboratory experiments with reservoir-scale models.
TESCAN UniTOM XL in Industrial and Manufacturing Research
High-throughput 3D and 4D imaging for process optimization and quality assurance
- Non-destructive inspection of components and assemblies for defect detection
- Batch scanning and automated reconstruction for multi-user laboratory environments
- Multi-scale imaging supporting analysis from part-level structure to micro-defect formation
TESCAN UniTOM XL delivers fast, repeatable imaging that supports process validation and failure analysis in industrial R&D and quality control. Its combination of throughput, resolution, and large-sample handling reduces inspection time while maintaining quantitative accuracy, ensuring reliable evaluation of manufactured materials and components.
AUTOMATION THAT STREAMLINES 4D IMAGING WORKFLOWS
Tescan UniTOM® XL integrates seamlessly with the Acquila™ and Panthera™ software environment, providing coordinated control of acquisition, reconstruction, and visualization. Dynamic CT experiments may run without interruption, with reconstruction and analysis carried out alongside acquisition to maintain workflow efficiency, ensuring uninterrupted operation and maximum throughput.
The software suite offers automated workflow management, live monitoring, and real-time visualization in an intuitive interface that reduces setup time and ensures reproducible results. For dynamic or in situ studies, Acquila™ and Panthera™ synchronize imaging with external rigs and detectors to maintain full experimental control throughout the 4D imaging process.
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