ESPRIT HyperMap - Ultra-fast spectral imaging ('PTS' technology)

Quantification of objects in a HyperMap
Quantification of objects in a HyperMap
  • ultra-fast point resolved spectra accumulation and spectral processing
  • selectable scan area, resolution and scan speed (up to 1024 x 1024 pixels at 1 µs/pixel)
  • data accumulation with frame averaging in a special data base
  • image shift correction for long time measurements
  • mapping functions
    • automatically optimized ROI setting for selected elements according to measurement conditions
    • free selection of display colors and color intensity for all maps
    • automatic and interactive contrast and brightness control
    • powerful integrated image mixer for multi-color mappings, background subtraction, or image preprocessing
    • additive and multiplicative electron image overlay for high-resolution element imaging and presentation
    • automatic map image filter and separate filters for maps and electron image
    • overlay image for markers, legends and free user graphics
    • interactive length, area, and angle measurement with result presentation in overlay graphic
    • export of single element maps or mix images in all common graphic formats
    • support for twain export and windows clip-board
  • spectral processing
    • standardless quantitative element mapping, improved statistics for quantification by virtual reduction of point resolution
    • different objects (rectangle, ellipse, polygon) selectable for generation of sum spectra from collected data base, to be carried out simultaneously or after acquisition
    • spectra evaluation with all selectable evaluation methods
    • result list generation or successive result display
    • single object spectra can be individually renamed, saved, processed or evaluated
    • spectra and results export functionality using project, report, save file, Excel export, graphic export or windows clipboard
  • save and load the accumulated data base (spectra, SEM image, element mappings, selected objects with sum spectra)

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