Oxford Instruments, UK, has launched the AztecOneXT system, an ideal solution for those who want to perform a complex task such as EDS as quickly and as easily as possible. The Aztec One XT system is an comprises the new AztecOne software platform for EDS analysis and an X-act silicon drift detector.
The Aztec One software has been designed to help users have all the necessary tools at hand to complete an analysis task quickly and with ease. The proven technology and reliability of Oxford Instruments software algorithms and hardware mean that results are not only easily obtained, but also they are accurate and dependable.
A streamlined interface minimizes the number of steps needed to get a result, so new users can be productive in a matter of minutes, and there is no need for infrequent users to be retrained every time they need to perform an analysis. Results can be easily exchanged between AztecOne and the more powerful AztecEnergy.
According to Product Manager Anthony Hyde, “The AztecOneXT system will allow a new range of users to benefit from the accuracy and power of Oxford Instruments EDS analysis technology. Even inexperienced users can get the right results the first time, just seconds after launching the software.”
Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS) Analysis provides elemental and chemical analysis of a sample inside the SEM, TEM, or FIB. Oxford Instruments provides Aztec, materials characterization system that gathers accurate data at the micro- and nanoscales.
