XploreCompact for TTM
Brand: Oxford Instruments | Category: Nanotechnology
XploreCompact is an energy dispersive X-ray detector sized to fit inside the outer casing of a table top microscope with no cut outs. It carries the same detector technology as the larger Ultim Max range, bringing AZtecLive real time chemical imaging to benchtop SEMs.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Sensor sizes | 30 mm2 and 65 mm2 |
| Mapping count rates | greater than 1,000,000 cps |
| Mn Ka resolution guaranteed | better than 129 eV at 100 kcps for all sensor sizes |
| Specification | Quantitative analysis at count rates greater than 100 kcps |
| Specification | Slimline design fits inside the TTM outer casing without cut outs |
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