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User Manual 5 Step-by-Step Guides
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i. Sensitivity Represents how similar (high sensitivity) or
different (low sensitivity) the chemical
compositions of the distinguished phases
area.
ii. Area Represents the minimum size of a phase,
ranging from 0 to 1 area % of the map image.
iii. Edges. Represents the sensitivity used to connect
small phases.
9 Phase results will appear in the Phase
result list.
Choose area %, area pixels and area µm/mm.
You can rename P1, P2, … by selecting a
phase from the list and clicking on its name.
Rename and press <ENTER>.
10 Select or deselect the phases in the
thumbnail bar.
Optionally use or on the right of
the thumbnail bar.
11 Click on a phase thumbnail to highlight it
and
a) Merge phases using the icon
Several phases can be merged into a single
phase by highlighting the particular phases in
the clipboard (press CTRL or SHIFT key to
highlight multiple thumbnails) and pressing
the icon.
b) Extract a spectrum of a highlighted
phase using the icon.
The spectrum will be displayed in the
Spectrum tab.
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Use the workspace icon to
a) Save Map data Save datacube (Hypermap) as .bcf file or map
data as .rtm file.
b)
Add
data
to project
Alternatively, drag and drop data to the
Project
or
Report
.
c)
Add
data
to report.
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Use the Phases tab icon to
a) Save Phase data Alternatively, right click into composite image
and use the
Phases
menu.
b) Add Phase data to project
c) Add Phase data to report.
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Use the thumbnail bar icon to
a)
Save
Phase images Individual phase images of selected
thumbnails will be saved.
b) Add Phase images to project Composite and individual phase images will
be added to
Project
.
c) Add Phase images to report. Individual phase images will be added to
Report .