FISCHER FISCHERSCOPE X-RAY XDLM 231, Operator'S Manual

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Features of WinFTM BASIC and LIGHT
2.12 Presentation of Readings
You can control, how the measurement readings are presented.
2.13 Calibrating and Monitoring of the Measuring Equipment
Display mode Description
Thickness mode The measurement result shows:

Coating thickness readings in the common length dimensions
e.g. in mils

Analysis results in percent
The densities are taken from internal tables, but you do have the
option of changing the values.
Absolute area mass mode The measurement result shows:

Total area mass

Individual area masses of the respective elements, e.g., in g/
m² or g/l.
No densities needed.
Relative area mass mode The measurement result shows:

Total area mass

Relative area masses of the respective elements in %.
No densities needed.
Component mode Used for the analysis of specimens, which are not only composed
of pure elements, but also contain chemical compounds (compo-
nents).
Main application fields: Oxides, metallic alloys, …
Function Description
Calibration of new or exist-
ing products The obtained calibration data are stored.
Standard-free calibration You can calibrate without calibration standards by means of the
fundamental parameter method.
Standard-based calibration
with the use of up to 64
standards You can correct the standard-free calibration by calibrating with
calibration standards. Thus, the accuracy of the analysis and thick-
ness measurements is improved.
Matrix-specific calibration standards and pure element calibration
standards are available. Up to 64 calibration standards can be
used for each measurement application.