Abstract
“Real 3D-data” of a specimen in a scanning electron microscope (SEM) are determined, using a self-illuminated dot, shifted in the virtual images of holograms, composed from ordinary SEM pictures. It is considered how the different optical projections in a SEM and in viewing the holographic images will affect the measurement.
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