AZtecHKL
Brand: Oxford Instruments | Category: Nanotechnology
AZtecHKL is the Oxford Instruments electron backscatter diffraction acquisition software. It carries out data collection and analysis in real time, drives the Symmetry S3 detector, and is set up for nanoscale orientation mapping by transmission Kikuchi diffraction.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Real time EBSD data acquisition and analysis |
| Specification | Drives the Symmetry S3 CMOS EBSD detector |
| Specification | Simultaneous EBSD and EDS acquisition through AZtecSynergy |
| Specification | Optimised for transmission Kikuchi diffraction orientation mapping |
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