Microanalysis

Experience WDS precision with EDS ease and unprecedented speed with the new Thermo Scientific MagnaRay WDS Spectrometer. The MagnaRay is fully integrated with the NORAN System 7, making operation virtually transparent to the operator. Automatic confirmation of EDS peak identification using WDS and automatic alignment greatly simplifies operation, enhances throughput and provides exceptional elemental identification.

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Our MicroXR microbeam XRF system is the only XRF tool that enables you to measure the thickness quality of the complex metallic structures and can be finely tuned for each specific coating/deposition application produced in my fabrication line.

• Ultra-Fast Mapping of a Semiconductor Sample...
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• Energy Dispersive Spectrometry Analysis of a CIGS Solar Cell
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• Peak Deconvolution of Ti-L an O-K in the Presence of Iron Oxide
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• WDS Energy Scans
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We lead the industry in developing instruments that bring spectroscopic techniques to micron-sized features. EDS and WDS instruments enable new levels of materials characterization with X-ray microanalysis on electron microscopes, microbeam XRF systems characterization thin film stacks, and Raman microscopy brings molecular spectroscopy to micron-sized features.

The NORAN System 7 X-ray Microanalysis system will change the way you use X-ray microanalysis. The system features the ability to process 1,000,000 x-rays per second and utilizes Direct-to-Phase software which simultaneously acquires and analyzes Spectral Imaging data.

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COMPASS: More Accurate than Elemental Mapping
The COMPASS option on the NORAN System 7 automatically performs primary component analysis without user intervention. The user is confident that any conclusions drawn from the results are accurate.
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• X-Ray Microanalysis
• Microbeam XRF
• Surface Analysis
• Raman Microscopy
• Infrared Microscopy
• X-Ray Imaging/Sources
• CID Cameras & Imaging Technology