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A new generation in EDS performance
The new Slim-line XFlash® 6 series
QUANTAX – EDS with Slim-line Technology for SEM and TEM
Sam Scheller, Global Product Manager EDS/SEM, Bruker Nano GmbH




  Innovation with Integrity
Overview


• Brief introduction to the new XFlash® 6 family for SEM and TEM

• XFlash® 6 Series – the Ideal Detector for Every Application

• Detector Sizes from 10 mm² to 100 mm² for SEM and TEM

• Highest Throughput for Fastest Results

• Best Energy Resolution for Challenging Tasks

• Slim-line, Compact and Flexible

• ESPRIT – the Ideal Analytical Software Suite for SEM and TEM




  07.06.2012                                                       2
Introduction
XFlash® 6 family for SEM and TEM

  Excellence in X-Ray Analysis for the Electron Microscope
     ●    Save time – New slim line technology detectors and high performance pulse
          processing get the job done faster
     ●    Save effort – motorized detector movement and light weight design make detector
          handling easier
     ●    Gain more precision – large area SDDs and high energy resolution provide the
          highest quality spectra for reliable and precise analysis
     ●    Gain more reliability – the world most comprehensive atomic database ensures most
          dependable low energy peak identification
     ●    Gain more accuracy – the most sophisticated algorithms for quantification and the
          unique combinability of standardless and standard based methods provide highest
          accuracy results




  07.06.2012                                                                                  3
XFlash® 6 Series
The Ideal Detector for Every Application

               Wide range of detector sizes
                 ●   10, 30, 60 and 100 mm² area detectors for ideal measurement conditions
                     from micro- and nanoanalysis
               Best throughput for fastest measurements
                 ●   Over 1,5 Mcps input
                 ●   Over 600 kcps output
                 ●   New SVE 6 pulse processor with advanced processing features
               Best energy resolution for low energy analysis
                 ●   121eV limited edition
                 ●   123eV ultimate class
                 ●   126eV premium class
                 ●   129eV standard class
               Slim-line detector technology – for more counts
                 ●   Shortest detector-sample distance for best solid angle
                 ●   Best take-off angle in TEM for lowest background and better LOD
               More compact design and low weight – less than 3.75kg
                 ●   High precision motorized fully integrated slider
                 ●   New heat sink body geometry with more cooling capacity

  07.06.2012                                                                                  4
XFlash® 6 Series
Detector Sizes from 10 to 100 mm²

         XFlash® 6 for SEM                             XFlash® 6T for TEM
         The XFlash® 6 detector series for SEM, FIB-   The XFlash® 6T detectors for TEM and
         SEM and µ-probes, provides maximum            STEM are designed for minimum
         flexibility for all analytical conditions     mechanical and electromagnetic
                                                       interference. The design provides optimum
                                                       take-off angle and avoid the necessity for
                                                       sample tilt.




Area           10 mm²              30 mm²                 60 mm²                100 mm²
SEM        XFlash® 6|10         XFlash® 6|30           XFlash® 6|60          XFlash® 6|100
TEM                            XFlash® 6T|30           XFlash® 6T|60
  07.06.2012                                                                                    5
XFlash® 6 Series for SEMs and µ-Probes
The XFlash® 6|10


         The ultimate resolution SDD in the Market

         ● Best energy resolution on the market
         ● Best light element/low energy
           performance

         Guaranteed resolutions
         129 eV Standard          (B-Am)
         126 eV Premium           (Be-Am)
         123 eV Ultimate          (Be-Am)
         121 eV Limited           (Be-Am)

                                                  XFlash 6|10 121 eV
                                                  Area: 10mm²
                                                  Max Input: 1,500 kcps
                                                  Typical Resolution Mn Kα: 120eV
                                                  F Kα: 47 eV
                                                  C Kα: 38 eV

  07.06.2012                                                                        6
XFlash® 6 Series for SEMs
The XFlash® 6|30


          The versatile medium sized SDD

          ● For micro- and nanoanalysis
          ● For high count rate spectral imaging
          ● Ideal partner for fast EBSD analysis

          Guaranteed resolutions
          129 eV Standard          (B-Am)
          126 eV Premium           (Be-Am)
          123 eV Ultimate          (Be-Am)



                                                   XFlash 6|30 123 eV
                                                   Area: 30mm²
                                                   Max Input: 1,500 kcps
                                                   Resolution Mn Kα < 123 eV
                                                   F Kα: 53 eV
                                                   C Kα: 45 eV

  07.06.2012                                                                   7
XFlash® 6 Series for SEMs
The XFlash® 6|60


          Large solid angle SDD for nanoanalysis

          ● 60 mm² for low beam energies
          ● Ideal for nanoparticles and biological
            samples
          ● Ideal partner for high resolution EBSD

          Guaranteed resolutions
          129 eV Standard           (B-Am)
          126 eV Premium            (Be-Am)




                                                     XFlash 6|60 126 eV
                                                     Area: 60mm²
                                                     Max Input: 1,500 kcps
                                                     Typical Resolution Mn Kα: <125eV
                                                     F Kα: 60 eV
                                                     C Kα: 51 eV

  07.06.2012                                                                            8
XFlash® 6 Series for SEMs
The XFlash® 6|100


          Largest area SDD for low x-ray yield
          analysis (cold-FEG)

          ● 100 mm² for special analytical conditions
          ● Ideal for low beam current cold FEG-SEMs
          ● And for sensitive sample analysis

          Guaranteed resolution
          129 eV Standard          (B-Am)




                                                        XFlash 6|100 129 eV
                                                        Area: 100mm²
                                                        Max Input: 1,500 kcps
                                                        Typical Resolution Mn Kα: <127eV
                                                        F Kα: 67 eV
                                                        C Kα: 57 eV

  07.06.2012                                                                               9
XFlash® 6 Series for TEMs and S/TEMs
The XFlash® 6T|30


          The first SDD for aberration corrected S/TEM

          ● All-rounder S/TEM analysis with 30 mm²
          ● Ideal for aberration corrected S/TEM


          Guaranteed resolutions
          129 eV Standard          (B-Am)
          126 eV Premium           (Be-Am)
          123 eV Ultimate          (Be-Am)



                                                     XFlash 6T|30 123 eV
                                                     Area: 30mm²
                                                     Max Input: 1,500 kcps
                                                     Resolution Mn Kα < 123 eV
                                                     F Kα: 53 eV
                                                     C Kα: 45 eV

  07.06.2012                                                                     10
XFlash® 6 Series for TEMs and S/TEMs
The XFlash® 6T|60


          Large solid angle SDD for Å-scale
          TEM analysis

          ● 60 mm² detector for low X-ray yield
            conditions
          ● Å-scale analysis in aberration corrected
            STEMs


          Guaranteed resolutions
          129 eV Standard           (B-Am)
          126 eV Premium            (Be-Am)

                                                       XFlash 6T|60 126 eV
                                                       Area: 60mm²
                                                       Max Input: 1,500 kcps
                                                       Typical Resolution Mn Kα: <125eV
                                                       F Kα: 60 eV
                                                       C Kα: 51 eV

  07.06.2012                                                                              11
XFlash® 6 Series
Highest Throughput for Fastest Results

         The new SVE 6 Signal Processing Unit

         ● Key to the performance of new QUANTAX

         ● Superior processing speed

         ● Guaranteed reliable results at any count rate

         ● Up to 600 kcps output at 1500 kcps input


         Highest throughput on the market

         ● High input count rates (IPCR) for fast results

         ● IPCR plus long acquisition for trace element detection

         ● In low IPCR situation (e.g. TEM or cold FEG-SEM) low dead time leads to better
               statistics or shorter overall acquisition times




  07.06.2012                                                                                12
XFlash® 6 Series
Highest Throughput for Fastest Results

                                                    XFlash 6
                 700000

                                                            Max. throughput XFlash® detectors
                 600000



                 500000



                 400000
                                                                                     Max. throughput of other
          OPCR




                                                                                     small area detectors
                 300000

                                                                      Max. throughput of other
                                                                      large area detectors
                 200000

                                                             XSPV 60 Output (cps)            XSPV 130 Output (cps)

                 100000
                                                             XSPV 275 Output (cps)           XSPV 400 Output (cps)

                                                             XSPV 600 Output (cps)

                     0
                          0   200000   400000   600000       800000        1000000         1200000        1400000
                                                         IPCR

  07.06.2012                                                                                                         13
XFlash® 6 Series
Highest Throughput for Fastest Results




Pitchblende sample:
● 25 kV
● 50x magnification
● Xflash® 6|30
● 200 kcps input
● 1000 x 750 pixel per
  HyperMap
● 2,7 µm per pixel
● 8 µs per pixel
● 60 seconds

     07.06.2012                          14
XFlash® 6 Series
Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks




MnF sample:                        120eV
● 15 kV
● XFlash® 6|10
● 100 seconds
● 5 kcps input:
  120 eV
● 100 kcps input:
  121 eV




     07.06.2012                            15
XFlash® 6 Series
Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks

          XFlash® 6 Resolution
          Excellent energy resolution
          specifically in the low energy range
          is essential for the ambitious tasks
          of nano-analysis.


          The typical resolution curve of a
          121 eV XFlash® exactly follows
          the theoretical curve of the
          fundamental limit for the energy
          resolution.


          Other SDD with external field
          effect transistor (FET) deviate from
          this curve in the challenging low
          energy range.

  07.06.2012                                     16
XFlash® 6 Series
Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks

          XFlash® 6 Resolution Classes
          All resolutions are specified exceeding ISO 15632:2002 requirements.

          Limited Edition
          ● Limited, unrivalled 121 eV
            XFlash® 6|10

          Ultimate Class
          ● Ultimate class: 123 eV
                                          Typical Resolutions for XFlash® Classes:
            XFlash® 6|10

          Premium Class
          ● Premium class: 126 eV
            XFlash® 6|10, 6|30 and 6|60

          Standard Class                        121                 47               38
          ● Standard class: 129 eV




  07.06.2012                                                                              17
XFlash® 6 Series
Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks




               The outstanding energy resolution of the XFlash® 6 provides the basis for optimum
               peak deconvolution and light element performance. It is necessary for reaching the
               very light elements down to and below boron. These two spectra show a boron nitride
               spectrum acquired by a 121 eV (red) and 129 eV (blue) detector.

  07.06.2012                                                                                     18
XFlash® 6 Series
Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks




                                                                    60µm

               The combination of excellent hardware and software in QUANTAX, allows to solve
               analytical challenges like never before. This boron map of a weld seam shows different
               borides, which can easily be distinguished by their boron content. Red being the
               highest concentration, is chromium boride, green being chromium nickel boride, and
               blue being tri-nickel boride. This map was acquired with a XFlash® 6|60 126 eV detector
  07.06.2012                                                                                       19
XFlash® 6 Series
Resolution Stability




          To keep measurement times short, measuring at higher count rates is often desired –
          however, this comes with a compromise in energy resolution.
          This reduces detection limits and accuracy, as deconvolution becomes more difficult.
          With XFlash® 6 such a compromise is lower, as resolution is kept to higher count rates
          than with other SDDs with external FETs.

  07.06.2012                                                                                       20
XFlash® 6 Series
Slim-line and Solid Angle

          Solid angle
          X-rays radiate in all directions.
          Simply put: the solid angle is the portion
          of a hemisphere above or below a sample
          that the detector sees.
          The larger the solid angle of a detector,
          the more sample radiation is collected.
          There are basically two methods to
          improve solid angle:
          1. Increase the detector chip size – this
             leads to a linear increase of solid angle
             (left side).
          2. Decrease the detector sample distance
             – this squares the solid angle when the
             distance is halved (right side).
          Bruker uses both methods to provide best
          solid angle in relation to chip area.




  07.06.2012                                             21
XFlash® 6 Series
Slim-line and Solid Angle

          Slim-line technology – ultra thin
          detector fingers, providing:

          ● Maximized solid angle

          ● Clearance of other detectors

          ● Optimized take-off angle for TEM

          ● 3 standard optimized finger lengths




  07.06.2012                                      22
XFlash® 6 Series
Slim-line and Take-off Angle

          Take-off angle (TOA)
          ● The angle under which the detector “looks” at the sample.

          ● The higher the take-off angle:

                ● the less the spectrum is affected by absorption and

                ● the better is the peak to background (P/B) ratio.

          ● Common take-off angles of XFlash® 6 slim-line detectors are in the range of
               30-45°for SEM and 11–26°for TEM.




  07.06.2012                                                                              23
XFlash® 6 Series
Compact Design and Low Weight

          Advantages of compact and
          light-weight design:

          ●    New high-precision motorized slider

          ●    Exact repositioning of the detector

          ●    New larger surface area heat sink

          ●    Reduced overall height

          ●    Low weight - less than 3.75 kg

          ●    Minimal interference with the electron
               microscope

          ●    Optionally available with welded bellows
               (standard for TEM)




  07.06.2012                                              24
XFlash® 6 Series
Flexibility of the VZ-Adapter

          Maximum measurement flexibility
          through VZ (variable Z)-Adapter:

          ●    Tilt and move the detector into the
               optimum working distance

          ●    Maximized solid angle and count rate

          ●    Optimized in-situ adjustment of
               combined EDS and EBSD measurements

          ●    Now optionally available with bellows

          ●    Possibility of on-site upgrades




  07.06.2012                                           25
ESPRIT – the Ideal Analytical Software
Suite for SEM and TEM

          Real-time spectrometry
          ●    Instant spectrum visibility and live quantification
          ●    Simultaneous acquisition of multiple spectra, even from multiple detectors
          Light element / low energy analysis
          ●    Most comprehensive database containing K, L, M and N lines for accurate element
               identification
          ●    TQuant – optimized standardless low energy range quantification
          Hybrid quantification
          ●    Unique combination of standardless and standard-based quantification
          ●    Customizable for most reliable and precise chemical quantification
          HyperMap
          ●    The database contains a spectrum for each pixel
          ●    Enables on- and offline processing
          ●    Live background removal and deconvolution
          Automation of routines
          ●    Automate virtually any measurement and analysis
          ●    Optimize your instrument usage
          ●    Unattended operation whether during the day, at night or over the weekend


  07.06.2012                                                                                     26
The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series
ESPRIT – Real Time Spectrometry

          Real Time Spectrometry
          To utilize the speed of the XFlash® 6, it is necessary to have software capable of keeping
          up with the high throughput. We developed real-time spectrometry to be able to do
          exactly this: see the spectrum results instantly as you move the analysis position.




  07.06.2012                                                                                      27
The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series
ESPRIT – Real Time Spectrometry

         Live Quantification
         As you are acquiring, Esprit can perform quantification live while you measure and update
         results as statistics improve.
         Everything is done automatically, but if desired, you can review the quantification or
         perform it interactively.




  07.06.2012                                                                                      28
The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series
ESPRIT – Light Element Analysis

         Light Element and Low
            Energy Analysis
         •     Correct element
               identification based on
               the most comprehensive
               atomic database
               •   Includes all relevant
                   line positions and
                   relative intensities for
                   safe element
                   identification, also in
                   the low energy range                C / at%   N / at%   O / at%
         •     TQuant low energy
                                              3 kV      73.1      10.6      16.3
               quantification procedure
               •   Reliable standardless      5 kV      70.2      11.6      18.2
                   quantification results
                   at the low energy end      Theory    71.1      13.3      15.5
                   of the spectrum
                                              Nylon spectra and quantification
                                              results (hydrogen content neglected)



  07.06.2012                                                                         29
The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series
ESPRIT – Hybrid Quantification

          Esprit offers a number of
          possibilities for quantification:

          ● True standardless P/B ZAF

          ● True standardless XPP (θρz)

          ● Standard based P/B ZAF

          ● Standard based XPP (θρz)

          Plus Hybrid:

          ● A combination of both:

               ●   Use standards for tricky elements

               ●   Analyze standardlessly where no
                   standard is available

  07.06.2012                                           30
The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series
ESPRIT – HyperMap

        HyperMap
        ●      A spectrum is saved for every pixel in
               the element map.
        ●      This data is accessible at any time.
        ●      Enables on- and offline processing
        ●      Live background removal and
               deconvolution
        ●      Fast QMap also possible
        ●      Up to 4096 x 4096 per database (map)




  07.06.2012                                            31
Kearsley et al. 2011,
                                                              Salge et al. 2011




HyperMap: 4096x3072 pixel, 2 nA, 12keV, 1.4 Mcps, 210 s
11 counts/pixel
The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series
ESPRIT – Automation of Routines

          Automation with Jobs
          To utilize the speed of the XFlash® 6 further,
          Esprit has an Automation module for routine
          analysis. It is easily set up and performs
          long unattended runs. Return to the lab
          after a night’s unattended measurement run
          to find all results on disk or compiled into a
          report. Using the tiling function, large
          mosaics can be created for overview
          generation




  07.06.2012                                               33
Innovation with Integrity




Copyright © 2011 Bruker Corporation. All rights reserved. www.bruker.com

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Introducing XFlash 6

  • 1. A new generation in EDS performance The new Slim-line XFlash® 6 series QUANTAX – EDS with Slim-line Technology for SEM and TEM Sam Scheller, Global Product Manager EDS/SEM, Bruker Nano GmbH Innovation with Integrity
  • 2. Overview • Brief introduction to the new XFlash® 6 family for SEM and TEM • XFlash® 6 Series – the Ideal Detector for Every Application • Detector Sizes from 10 mm² to 100 mm² for SEM and TEM • Highest Throughput for Fastest Results • Best Energy Resolution for Challenging Tasks • Slim-line, Compact and Flexible • ESPRIT – the Ideal Analytical Software Suite for SEM and TEM 07.06.2012 2
  • 3. Introduction XFlash® 6 family for SEM and TEM Excellence in X-Ray Analysis for the Electron Microscope ● Save time – New slim line technology detectors and high performance pulse processing get the job done faster ● Save effort – motorized detector movement and light weight design make detector handling easier ● Gain more precision – large area SDDs and high energy resolution provide the highest quality spectra for reliable and precise analysis ● Gain more reliability – the world most comprehensive atomic database ensures most dependable low energy peak identification ● Gain more accuracy – the most sophisticated algorithms for quantification and the unique combinability of standardless and standard based methods provide highest accuracy results 07.06.2012 3
  • 4. XFlash® 6 Series The Ideal Detector for Every Application Wide range of detector sizes ● 10, 30, 60 and 100 mm² area detectors for ideal measurement conditions from micro- and nanoanalysis Best throughput for fastest measurements ● Over 1,5 Mcps input ● Over 600 kcps output ● New SVE 6 pulse processor with advanced processing features Best energy resolution for low energy analysis ● 121eV limited edition ● 123eV ultimate class ● 126eV premium class ● 129eV standard class Slim-line detector technology – for more counts ● Shortest detector-sample distance for best solid angle ● Best take-off angle in TEM for lowest background and better LOD More compact design and low weight – less than 3.75kg ● High precision motorized fully integrated slider ● New heat sink body geometry with more cooling capacity 07.06.2012 4
  • 5. XFlash® 6 Series Detector Sizes from 10 to 100 mm² XFlash® 6 for SEM XFlash® 6T for TEM The XFlash® 6 detector series for SEM, FIB- The XFlash® 6T detectors for TEM and SEM and µ-probes, provides maximum STEM are designed for minimum flexibility for all analytical conditions mechanical and electromagnetic interference. The design provides optimum take-off angle and avoid the necessity for sample tilt. Area 10 mm² 30 mm² 60 mm² 100 mm² SEM XFlash® 6|10 XFlash® 6|30 XFlash® 6|60 XFlash® 6|100 TEM XFlash® 6T|30 XFlash® 6T|60 07.06.2012 5
  • 6. XFlash® 6 Series for SEMs and µ-Probes The XFlash® 6|10 The ultimate resolution SDD in the Market ● Best energy resolution on the market ● Best light element/low energy performance Guaranteed resolutions 129 eV Standard (B-Am) 126 eV Premium (Be-Am) 123 eV Ultimate (Be-Am) 121 eV Limited (Be-Am) XFlash 6|10 121 eV Area: 10mm² Max Input: 1,500 kcps Typical Resolution Mn Kα: 120eV F Kα: 47 eV C Kα: 38 eV 07.06.2012 6
  • 7. XFlash® 6 Series for SEMs The XFlash® 6|30 The versatile medium sized SDD ● For micro- and nanoanalysis ● For high count rate spectral imaging ● Ideal partner for fast EBSD analysis Guaranteed resolutions 129 eV Standard (B-Am) 126 eV Premium (Be-Am) 123 eV Ultimate (Be-Am) XFlash 6|30 123 eV Area: 30mm² Max Input: 1,500 kcps Resolution Mn Kα < 123 eV F Kα: 53 eV C Kα: 45 eV 07.06.2012 7
  • 8. XFlash® 6 Series for SEMs The XFlash® 6|60 Large solid angle SDD for nanoanalysis ● 60 mm² for low beam energies ● Ideal for nanoparticles and biological samples ● Ideal partner for high resolution EBSD Guaranteed resolutions 129 eV Standard (B-Am) 126 eV Premium (Be-Am) XFlash 6|60 126 eV Area: 60mm² Max Input: 1,500 kcps Typical Resolution Mn Kα: <125eV F Kα: 60 eV C Kα: 51 eV 07.06.2012 8
  • 9. XFlash® 6 Series for SEMs The XFlash® 6|100 Largest area SDD for low x-ray yield analysis (cold-FEG) ● 100 mm² for special analytical conditions ● Ideal for low beam current cold FEG-SEMs ● And for sensitive sample analysis Guaranteed resolution 129 eV Standard (B-Am) XFlash 6|100 129 eV Area: 100mm² Max Input: 1,500 kcps Typical Resolution Mn Kα: <127eV F Kα: 67 eV C Kα: 57 eV 07.06.2012 9
  • 10. XFlash® 6 Series for TEMs and S/TEMs The XFlash® 6T|30 The first SDD for aberration corrected S/TEM ● All-rounder S/TEM analysis with 30 mm² ● Ideal for aberration corrected S/TEM Guaranteed resolutions 129 eV Standard (B-Am) 126 eV Premium (Be-Am) 123 eV Ultimate (Be-Am) XFlash 6T|30 123 eV Area: 30mm² Max Input: 1,500 kcps Resolution Mn Kα < 123 eV F Kα: 53 eV C Kα: 45 eV 07.06.2012 10
  • 11. XFlash® 6 Series for TEMs and S/TEMs The XFlash® 6T|60 Large solid angle SDD for Å-scale TEM analysis ● 60 mm² detector for low X-ray yield conditions ● Å-scale analysis in aberration corrected STEMs Guaranteed resolutions 129 eV Standard (B-Am) 126 eV Premium (Be-Am) XFlash 6T|60 126 eV Area: 60mm² Max Input: 1,500 kcps Typical Resolution Mn Kα: <125eV F Kα: 60 eV C Kα: 51 eV 07.06.2012 11
  • 12. XFlash® 6 Series Highest Throughput for Fastest Results The new SVE 6 Signal Processing Unit ● Key to the performance of new QUANTAX ● Superior processing speed ● Guaranteed reliable results at any count rate ● Up to 600 kcps output at 1500 kcps input Highest throughput on the market ● High input count rates (IPCR) for fast results ● IPCR plus long acquisition for trace element detection ● In low IPCR situation (e.g. TEM or cold FEG-SEM) low dead time leads to better statistics or shorter overall acquisition times 07.06.2012 12
  • 13. XFlash® 6 Series Highest Throughput for Fastest Results XFlash 6 700000 Max. throughput XFlash® detectors 600000 500000 400000 Max. throughput of other OPCR small area detectors 300000 Max. throughput of other large area detectors 200000 XSPV 60 Output (cps) XSPV 130 Output (cps) 100000 XSPV 275 Output (cps) XSPV 400 Output (cps) XSPV 600 Output (cps) 0 0 200000 400000 600000 800000 1000000 1200000 1400000 IPCR 07.06.2012 13
  • 14. XFlash® 6 Series Highest Throughput for Fastest Results Pitchblende sample: ● 25 kV ● 50x magnification ● Xflash® 6|30 ● 200 kcps input ● 1000 x 750 pixel per HyperMap ● 2,7 µm per pixel ● 8 µs per pixel ● 60 seconds 07.06.2012 14
  • 15. XFlash® 6 Series Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks MnF sample: 120eV ● 15 kV ● XFlash® 6|10 ● 100 seconds ● 5 kcps input: 120 eV ● 100 kcps input: 121 eV 07.06.2012 15
  • 16. XFlash® 6 Series Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks XFlash® 6 Resolution Excellent energy resolution specifically in the low energy range is essential for the ambitious tasks of nano-analysis. The typical resolution curve of a 121 eV XFlash® exactly follows the theoretical curve of the fundamental limit for the energy resolution. Other SDD with external field effect transistor (FET) deviate from this curve in the challenging low energy range. 07.06.2012 16
  • 17. XFlash® 6 Series Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks XFlash® 6 Resolution Classes All resolutions are specified exceeding ISO 15632:2002 requirements. Limited Edition ● Limited, unrivalled 121 eV XFlash® 6|10 Ultimate Class ● Ultimate class: 123 eV Typical Resolutions for XFlash® Classes: XFlash® 6|10 Premium Class ● Premium class: 126 eV XFlash® 6|10, 6|30 and 6|60 Standard Class 121 47 38 ● Standard class: 129 eV 07.06.2012 17
  • 18. XFlash® 6 Series Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks The outstanding energy resolution of the XFlash® 6 provides the basis for optimum peak deconvolution and light element performance. It is necessary for reaching the very light elements down to and below boron. These two spectra show a boron nitride spectrum acquired by a 121 eV (red) and 129 eV (blue) detector. 07.06.2012 18
  • 19. XFlash® 6 Series Best Energy Resolution for Tricky Tasks 60µm The combination of excellent hardware and software in QUANTAX, allows to solve analytical challenges like never before. This boron map of a weld seam shows different borides, which can easily be distinguished by their boron content. Red being the highest concentration, is chromium boride, green being chromium nickel boride, and blue being tri-nickel boride. This map was acquired with a XFlash® 6|60 126 eV detector 07.06.2012 19
  • 20. XFlash® 6 Series Resolution Stability To keep measurement times short, measuring at higher count rates is often desired – however, this comes with a compromise in energy resolution. This reduces detection limits and accuracy, as deconvolution becomes more difficult. With XFlash® 6 such a compromise is lower, as resolution is kept to higher count rates than with other SDDs with external FETs. 07.06.2012 20
  • 21. XFlash® 6 Series Slim-line and Solid Angle Solid angle X-rays radiate in all directions. Simply put: the solid angle is the portion of a hemisphere above or below a sample that the detector sees. The larger the solid angle of a detector, the more sample radiation is collected. There are basically two methods to improve solid angle: 1. Increase the detector chip size – this leads to a linear increase of solid angle (left side). 2. Decrease the detector sample distance – this squares the solid angle when the distance is halved (right side). Bruker uses both methods to provide best solid angle in relation to chip area. 07.06.2012 21
  • 22. XFlash® 6 Series Slim-line and Solid Angle Slim-line technology – ultra thin detector fingers, providing: ● Maximized solid angle ● Clearance of other detectors ● Optimized take-off angle for TEM ● 3 standard optimized finger lengths 07.06.2012 22
  • 23. XFlash® 6 Series Slim-line and Take-off Angle Take-off angle (TOA) ● The angle under which the detector “looks” at the sample. ● The higher the take-off angle: ● the less the spectrum is affected by absorption and ● the better is the peak to background (P/B) ratio. ● Common take-off angles of XFlash® 6 slim-line detectors are in the range of 30-45°for SEM and 11–26°for TEM. 07.06.2012 23
  • 24. XFlash® 6 Series Compact Design and Low Weight Advantages of compact and light-weight design: ● New high-precision motorized slider ● Exact repositioning of the detector ● New larger surface area heat sink ● Reduced overall height ● Low weight - less than 3.75 kg ● Minimal interference with the electron microscope ● Optionally available with welded bellows (standard for TEM) 07.06.2012 24
  • 25. XFlash® 6 Series Flexibility of the VZ-Adapter Maximum measurement flexibility through VZ (variable Z)-Adapter: ● Tilt and move the detector into the optimum working distance ● Maximized solid angle and count rate ● Optimized in-situ adjustment of combined EDS and EBSD measurements ● Now optionally available with bellows ● Possibility of on-site upgrades 07.06.2012 25
  • 26. ESPRIT – the Ideal Analytical Software Suite for SEM and TEM Real-time spectrometry ● Instant spectrum visibility and live quantification ● Simultaneous acquisition of multiple spectra, even from multiple detectors Light element / low energy analysis ● Most comprehensive database containing K, L, M and N lines for accurate element identification ● TQuant – optimized standardless low energy range quantification Hybrid quantification ● Unique combination of standardless and standard-based quantification ● Customizable for most reliable and precise chemical quantification HyperMap ● The database contains a spectrum for each pixel ● Enables on- and offline processing ● Live background removal and deconvolution Automation of routines ● Automate virtually any measurement and analysis ● Optimize your instrument usage ● Unattended operation whether during the day, at night or over the weekend 07.06.2012 26
  • 27. The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series ESPRIT – Real Time Spectrometry Real Time Spectrometry To utilize the speed of the XFlash® 6, it is necessary to have software capable of keeping up with the high throughput. We developed real-time spectrometry to be able to do exactly this: see the spectrum results instantly as you move the analysis position. 07.06.2012 27
  • 28. The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series ESPRIT – Real Time Spectrometry Live Quantification As you are acquiring, Esprit can perform quantification live while you measure and update results as statistics improve. Everything is done automatically, but if desired, you can review the quantification or perform it interactively. 07.06.2012 28
  • 29. The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series ESPRIT – Light Element Analysis Light Element and Low Energy Analysis • Correct element identification based on the most comprehensive atomic database • Includes all relevant line positions and relative intensities for safe element identification, also in the low energy range C / at% N / at% O / at% • TQuant low energy 3 kV 73.1 10.6 16.3 quantification procedure • Reliable standardless 5 kV 70.2 11.6 18.2 quantification results at the low energy end Theory 71.1 13.3 15.5 of the spectrum Nylon spectra and quantification results (hydrogen content neglected) 07.06.2012 29
  • 30. The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series ESPRIT – Hybrid Quantification Esprit offers a number of possibilities for quantification: ● True standardless P/B ZAF ● True standardless XPP (θρz) ● Standard based P/B ZAF ● Standard based XPP (θρz) Plus Hybrid: ● A combination of both: ● Use standards for tricky elements ● Analyze standardlessly where no standard is available 07.06.2012 30
  • 31. The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series ESPRIT – HyperMap HyperMap ● A spectrum is saved for every pixel in the element map. ● This data is accessible at any time. ● Enables on- and offline processing ● Live background removal and deconvolution ● Fast QMap also possible ● Up to 4096 x 4096 per database (map) 07.06.2012 31
  • 32. Kearsley et al. 2011, Salge et al. 2011 HyperMap: 4096x3072 pixel, 2 nA, 12keV, 1.4 Mcps, 210 s 11 counts/pixel
  • 33. The New QUANTAX XFlash® 6 Series ESPRIT – Automation of Routines Automation with Jobs To utilize the speed of the XFlash® 6 further, Esprit has an Automation module for routine analysis. It is easily set up and performs long unattended runs. Return to the lab after a night’s unattended measurement run to find all results on disk or compiled into a report. Using the tiling function, large mosaics can be created for overview generation 07.06.2012 33
  • 34. Innovation with Integrity Copyright © 2011 Bruker Corporation. All rights reserved. www.bruker.com