The digital MC2021, joint meeting of Dreiländertagung and Multinational Congress on Microscopy, aims at highlighting new developments in instrumentation and methods as well as providing a forum for new directions in the fields of life and materials sciences.
Join us there virtually for our Industry Symposium “Solving problems with EBSD: new techniques for advanced data analysis” on Monday, 23rd August 2021 from 12:45 to 13:45 CET and visit our virtual booth to meet our product experts and learn more about us.
We will be there (virtually) with our latest ground-breaking developments in acquisition and analysis of the data from your SEM: enhanced AZtecLive chemical imaging functionality to provide even faster, more comprehensive real-time chemical imaging of your sample; new AZtecFeature offering the fastest, smartest and most accurate particle analysis; novel AZtecWave functions taking analysis of data from SEM-EDS to a new level of certainty; smart tool advancements in AZtecHKL and AZtecCrystal including new guided workflows and parent grain analysis viewing mode.
If you can’t make it to Microscopy Conference, you can still live chat with us or request a demo here.
Location
Online
Date
22nd - 26th August 2021
Business
NanoAnalysis
As well as showcasing our latest technology advances on the booth, there are many opportunities to learn more about what’s new from Oxford Instruments. Discover our enhanced live chemical imaging capabilities in AZtecLive and how AZtecFeature extends it lead as the smartest, fastest and most accurate particle analysis platform. Learn about the latest advancements in EBSD acquisition and data processing and in the true microprobe resolution capabilities of our AZtecWave software.
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Live Chemical Imaging is next phase in the revolutionary AZtecLive Chemical Imaging. It enables you to view a sample’s morphology and elemental distribution, simultaneously and continuously as you move around your sample, delivering a Live Coloured Image with interactive elemental colour key. This allows you to investigate more of your sample quicker or find areas of interest fast. New ColourHiQ takes electron and spectrum image data integration to the next level with super-fast image data processing.
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Our latest release of AZtecFeature includes our FeatureExpress upgrade, which massively improves maximum particle analysis speeds from 30,000 particles per hour (pph) to in excess of 120,000 pph. AZtecFeature includes Tru-Q technology to provided unparalleled elemental identification and quantitative analysis without requiring user intervention. This combination of accuracy with the highest levels of throughput produces the high-quality results that analysts need in a wide range of particle analysis applications.
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Our latest release of AZtecWave includes WDS Scan. This new functionality harnesses the highest resolution WDS spectrometer available for the SEM – Wave – to provide certainty on the presence (or absence) of elements affected by peak overlaps in the EDS spectrum, or present in minor-trace concentrations. Unique technology in AZtecWave automatically calculates the scan collection settings based on SEM-WDS conditions and sample composition. A pre-acquisition, theoretical scan provides visual feedback for optimising scan settings further. By providing positive element identification, the resulting qualitative scan also informs the acquisition of accurate, quantitative compositional results. Ultimately, WDS Scan and AZtecWave brings EPMA-like capability to the SEM.
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We have continued to develop new functionality within our AZtecHKL EBSD acquisition software, including a TKD Map navigator to make nanoscale orientation mapping a simple process using transmission Kikuchi diffraction, plus a unique dynamic shadow masking tool that will ensure perfect results in 3D EBSD applications. Our AZtecCrystal EBSD data processing software continues to lead the market in innovation, with exciting new functionality including a comprehensive parent grain reconstruction mode and a powerful tool to remove distortion from EBSD maps, opening up possibilities for correlative analyses.
Find out moreJoin us for our Industry Session “Solving problems with EBSD: new techniques for advanced data analysis” on Monday, 23rd August 2021 from 12:45 to 13:45 CET. We hope you’ll come and hear about our latest advancements in EBSD acquisition and data processing, availble from Symmetry S2 and AZtecCrystal. The session will include some demonstrations of our latest data processing tools, giving you an in-depth insight into some of the novel applications now possible with EBSD, and will include time for you to ask question of our expert.
*Times in CET
| Date | Time* | Session |
| Monday 23rd August | 1245 – 1345 | Solving problems with EBSD: new techniques for advanced data analysis. |
Even though we can’t meet face to face, there are still many ways you can find out about how Oxford Instruments can help you with your nanoanalysis challenges. This includes a remote, online demonstration of any products and solutions. If you would like to learn more on how our latest generation hardware including EDS, WDS, EBSD, and NanoManipulation perform, or would like an introduction to WITec GmdH RISE or Raman systems, please request a demo. We’d be delighted to show you how we can help you achieve your goals.
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