Used EDAX Eagle u-Probe #152365 for sale

EDAX Eagle u-Probe is a dedicated x-ray microanalysis system designed specifically for small spot, high resolution elemental analysis. Eagle u-Probe offers the precision and analytical capability of a field-emission electron microprobe in a cost-effective, easy to operate platform. It is particularly suitable for integration into an industrial production process where even very small spots can be reliably analyzed. EDAX Eagle u-Probe is an energy dispersive x-ray system (EDS) consisting of an x-ray source and an energy dispersive detector. The x-ray source contains a miniature cathode filament and a collimator that focuses the x-ray beam onto the sample in the form of a very small spot (less than 1 micron in diameter) with a highly controllable depth of penetration. The x-ray beam then interacts with the sample, resulting in emission of x-ray characteristic of the different elements present. The emitted x-rays are then detected by the energy dispersive detector, which convert them into electrical signals. Eagle u-Probe includes a set of software which allows the user to analyze and quantify the x-ray data. It features advanced mapping and imaging capabilities and uses an innovative analysis algorithm to produce ultra-accurate elemental quantification even in low concentrations. The instrumental parameters are also carefully optimized for reliable performance in fluctuating environmental conditions such as temperature, vibrations and ambient radiation levels. In addition, EDAX Eagle u-Probe system offers several additional features, such as low sample drift, integrated advanced drift correction and automatic beam alignment. It is also highly automated, with a built-in specimen stage, auto calibration, an intuitive graphical user interface, automated data acquisition and reporting. Overall, Eagle u-Probe is an ideal choice for rapid, accurate elemental analysis of small spots at high resolution. It is user friendly, reliable and cost-effective, making it ideal for numerous applications across industries including petroleum and petrochemical, pharmaceutical, material science and semiconductor research.