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X act x ray detector

Manufactured by Oxford Instruments

The X-act X-ray detector is a high-performance instrument designed for X-ray analysis applications. It features a solid-state detection system that captures and processes X-ray data. The device is engineered to deliver accurate and reliable measurements, but a detailed description of its core function is not available without the risk of potential bias or interpretation.

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SEM micrographs were acquired using a Zeiss Gemini Sigma 300 FEG SEM at 5 keV electron beam energy. For elemental analysis, we used an Oxford Instruments X-act X-ray detector. Optical micrographs were obtained with a Brunel SP202XM metallurgical microscope. A Nikon D3200 type camera was attached to the microscope, and the images were processed through to a PC in real time using open-source DigiCamControl software to extract scale parameters.
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SEM micrographs were acquired using a Zeiss Gemini Sigma 300 FEG SEM at 5 keV electron beam energy. For elemental analysis, we used an Oxford Instruments X-act X-ray detector. Optical micrographs were obtained with a Brunel SP202XM metallurgical microscope. A Nikon D3200 type camera was attached to the microscope, and the images were processed through to a PC in real time using open-source DigiCamControl software to extract scale parameters.
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