Brand: Hitachi High-Tech | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

AMICS automates mineral and material phase classification on Hitachi SEM platforms. It runs large area mapping and places energy dispersive spectrometry points automatically, then classifies the spectra to produce quantified mineral or material maps for mining and materials work.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Ten measurement modes using computer vision and image segmentation |
| Specification | Database of over 40,000 mineral or material spectra |
| Specification | Links imaging signals BSE and CL with analytical signals EDS and microXRF |
| Specification | Quantifies modal material, calculated assay, grain size and particle size distribution |
| Specification | Available on compact, full size tungsten and field emission SEM systems |
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