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Oxford Xplore Compact EDS for Tabletop SEM

Tabletop SEM

The Xplore EDS from Oxford Instruments for the EM-30 Tabletop SEM uses Oxford’s renowned AZtec software platform for simple or advanced Elemental Micro-Analysis with a large 30mm2 detector size. The Oxford AZtec software is available in 3 versions with the Xplore EDS detectors to suit different user requirements from basic to advanced EDS micro-analysis.

 

3 Versions to meet any Application Requirement

  • AZtecOne allows basic EDS functionality for Micro-Analysis (Point & ID, Mapping, and LineScan)
  • AZtecLiveOne adds the ability to see a "live" chemical analysis using stage control to navigate within the sample
  • AZtecLiveLite provides the ability to add any of Oxford's numerous advanced software package now or in the future providing almost all of the same capabilities as Oxford's AZtecLive software:
    • AZtecFeature - automated particle and feature analysis
    • AZtecAM - Additive Manufacturing
    • AZtecGSR - Forensic Gun Shot Residue analysis
    • AZtecSteel - steel cleanliness and inclusion analysis
    • AZtecMineral - mineralogy studies
    • AZtecLayer - thickness of very thin films

  1. High speed SDD Dectector (No LN2 required)
  2. Energy resolution: Less than 129 eV (at Mn Ka)
  3. Detector area: 30mm²
  4. Element detection range: B(5) – Cf(98)
  5. Maximum input count rate: > 1,000,000 cps
  6. Software: Qualitative or Quantitative  Analysis
  7. Live Spectrum Viewer and Mapping (AZtecLiveOne)
  8. Automated Feature/Particle Analysis (AZtecLiveLite + Feature)
  9. Automated Large Area EDS Mapping (AZtecLiveLite + LAM)
  10. Analysis Modes:  Point, Circle, Polygon, Line Scan, Mapping

Point / Area Composition

  • The software has easy to use features for Composition Analysis at Points, Rectangles, Circles and Polygons
  • Fast and accurate qualitative or quantitative analysis with standard-less quantification is standard
  • Tru-Q® algorithms optimized to improve quantified results
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Mapping

  • Fast and high-resolution mapping analysis with Oxford's data cube
  • Mapping provides the function of analyzing the distribution of elements
  • Maps of individual element distribution can be broken out and saved separately
  • Various user settings for saving formats, colors, depth, filters, and more
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Line Scan

  • Draw ROI (region of interest) with a line and analyze elements along that line
  • Easy to compare the elemental difference along ROI with line profile graph
  • Very useful for cross-section thickness analysis of multi-layer samples including the mixing zone
  • Various user settings for saving formats, colors, line scan width, filters, and more
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Reporting

  • Quick and easy reporting functionality
  • One-click saving of reports in MS Word

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