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CasaXPS: Processing
Software for XPS, AES, SIMS and More
CasaXPS
processing software offers powerful analysis techniques for both spectral and
imaging data. The system originally designed for XPS and Auger data now offers
features covering a wide range of analytical techniques including ToF SIMS,
dynamic SIMS and many more.
For further
information, please contact neal@casaxps.com.
Data conversion options are standard in CasaXPS, where
proprietary file formats are converted to ISO 14976 (VAMAS) allowing results to
be easily exchanged between laboratories.
To view the Web Manual, click below
Prices:
Single Academic License:
Euro 830.00
Site Academic License: Euro
2490.00
Single Commercial License: Euro 1585.00
Site Commercial License: Euro 4988.00
A site
licenses allows CasaXPS to be used throughout a university. Numerous site licenses are owned by universities
around the world (click here for list). To determine if your institute is already
covered by a site license or to make enquiries about purchasing licenses for
CasaXPS, please contact neal@casaxps.com.
The Casa Cookbook,
available from Acolyte Science (the publishers), RBD Instruments Inc (
XPS/AES Data Processing
Courses offered by John T Grant
Polymer
Database CD-ROM in ISO (VAMAS) format: “The XPS of Polymer Database”,
Edited by G. Beamson and D. Briggs ISBN:
0-9537848-4-3
Features in CasaXPS include:
·
Full
quantification including transmission correction.
·
Configurable
quantification reports.
·
Background
type ranging from the standard Linear, Shirley and Tougaard to user-defined
cubic-spline approximations.
·
Asymmetric
and symmetric line-shapes: Doniach-Sunjic,
Voigt, Gaussian-Lorentzian and line-shapes defined from data.
·
Easy-to-use
propagation of processing, annotation and peak models to other data.
·
Batch
processing for repetitive tasks, including configurable processing, display
layout with automatic printing and report generation.
·
State-of-the-art
image processing for XPS spectromicroscopy offering
quantified chemical-state XPS images.
