Spectrium offers the possibility to define single independent regions as well as group them in sequences. Also, nesting sequences in major sequences are supported. Measurements can be done in Fixed and Scan modes and in both cases while processing, measurement tools, and FWHM display are available. In addition, not only a real-time view of the detector image in 3D as well as an energy graph but also a graph of the 2D detector image and the possibility to filter a chosen intensity range are at the user’s disposal.

The intensity graph is shown along the geometry axis. In order to guarantee compatibility with existing software, data export to TXT, HDF5, and CasaXPS is available by default.

▪ Imaging, mapping & depth profiling
Spectrium is offering a package of pre-defined macros for easy experimental setup of these techniques
▪ Components control
Software control of X-ray source, UV source, flood source, Ion source and manipulator
▪ Interactive scan control
Software design has been optimized for more efficient workflow, resulting in a streamlined and simpler design. The control module is interactive and dynamic allowing the adaptation of parameters to the customer’s needs
▪ High-quality spectra
  Users can use the Spectrium software for many experimental techniques for any research. It can measure high-quality spectra
▪ Direct export to CasaXPS
Possibility to directly export whole recipe data to CasaXPS with one click
▪ Integration with TANGO and other control systems
▪ Integration with LabView examples
▪ Advance Access Levels Management
Provide limited access to particular features for the analyzer’s setup and control for specified user groups according to their knowledge
▪ Multiple detector support
The software is able to acquire data from MCP/CCD, Channeltron and Delayline type detectors
▪ Configurable device window
▪ Multiple views
▪ Saving user window configuration

Requirements:
Windows 7/8/10, 64 bits, Intel  i5 2.6 Hz or equiv., 8 GB RAM, 500 GB HD, one 21” screen with at least 1280 x 1024 pixels recommended.