The VersaXRM advances lab-based X-ray imaging with breakthrough techniques and innovations:
Dual Scan Contrast Visualizer (DSCoVer)
DSCoVer provides flexible side-by-side tuning of two distinct tomographies to enable compositional probing for features normally indistinguishable in a single scan, allowing researchers to seamlessly and easily collect the data required for dual energy analysis. Imaging a sample at two different X-ray spectra—or in two different states—with the resulting datasets aligned and then combined assures optimum contrast for the material of interest and repeatable research parameters.
By enabling exploration of contrast based on differences between the effective atomic number and density of features within a sample, DSCoVer can provide mineralogical distinction in rocks and distinguish between other difficult-to-discern materials.
High-Aspect Ratio Tomography (HART)
A higher throughput imaging mode, HART speeds tomography acquisition by up to 50% for "flat" samples such as semiconductor packages. Variable projection spacing requires fewer projections to be collected along the front of the flat sample, and more to be collected along the thin side of the sample, for faster time-to-results or significantly better image quality within the traditional time.
Automated Filter Changer (AFC)
Source filters, which are used to tune the X-ray energy spectrum, are an important complement to DSCoVer and in situ applications. The AFC houses a standard range of 12 filters along with space for a dozen additional custom filters for new applications. Filter selection is easily programmed and recorded within imaging recipes so filters may be changed without disrupting the work flow.
The Optional In situ Interface Kit
X-ray imaging is uniquely suited to image materials under variable environments with controlled conditions including over time (4D) to non-destructively characterize and quantify the evolution of 3D microstructures. With its unique architecture, the VersaXRM has emerged as the industry's premier solution supporting the use of the widest variety of in situ rigs, from high pressure flow cells to tension, compression and thermal stages. The optional In Situ Interface Kit delivers stable and robust support of often-large and complex in situ facilities and ensures XRM performance is maintained, along with recipe-based software capability that simplifies operation from within the VersaXRM user interface.