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For example, you can make GI lenses for transmission electron microscopy (TEM) using carbon films, Nb films or Cu foils. However, the images are distorted because of the space charge and the lens area should not exceed 2 micrometer. - Synthetic tools - GI can be used with samples that cannot be fixed onto a specimen support. For example, you can use X-ray transmission-blocking screens to make GI lenses. These screens should be placed in front of the GI lens to block xrays. - X-ray optics - Because of the high degree of focusing capability, GI can also be used with xray scatters optics. However, the degree of focusing of a GI lens is limited, and the intensity should not be so strong that it causes damage to the scatters optics. - Other applications - In addition, the refractive indexes of GI can be used for sample thickness estimation. You can also use the GI lens to get the beam size from the degree of focusing for a rectangular beam. GI lenses can also be used to estimate sample size and linearity. Systems/Equipment can be made for: - Low energy (E1000 eV) - Objective lens - Symmetric (60 deg) and asymmetric (30 deg) The following calculation was done using the formula that we have developed in our previous paper Nanoprobe Crack + Free For Windows This is a free and fast tool for helping to determine the important parameters of a NANO-XRAY setup. Just enter the selected values in the tabs and you can calculate a pitch, collimator diameter, focal length, the distances between the X-ray source, detector and the lenses and focus. source / detector options: How does the x-ray source emit the radiation? The X-ray spectrum is composed of different energy X-rays with the specific wavelength emitted. PITCH Pitch is the distance between the source and the detector. COLLIMATOR DIAMETER Use this option to determine the distance between source and detector. FOCAL LENGTH Focal length is the distance from the source to the detector and represents the size of an X-ray beam in the direction of motion. DISTANCES This tab serves as a connecting bridge between the various parameters. The last tab provides the operator with the parameters selected in the tab "source/detector options". Following the data for the X-ray lens and the detector selected in the "source/detector options" tab, you can use the tab "calculate" and then click on "calculate." The results are listed in the tabs below. This free-of-charge application will help users to calculate the parameters they need and compare the calculated data with the device specifications. * The use of different X-ray sources and detectors on the different system views may result in differences in the accuracy of the parameter values. The system views are divided into two groups: 1. Data from selected X-ray source (cathode X-ray tube) 2. 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Small issues with the source code can be reported here: Small issues with app and help can be reported here: For feedback and help you can contact me at zdenk0@quicorp.de If you have any issues with the Google Play store, please check the link below. What's New In? A compact but essential tool for any x-ray microscope application. Image processing and examination tools are included: * colorimetry * autofocusing * power spectrum analysis * size distribution analysis * slope profile of scale * nanofocus calculation * dose estimation * color check on the kV image of a reference object * set optimization parameters for x-ray microscope The application is not set up for multiple energy settings, but there is an option to perform a self-check for every energy in a monochromator. The main difference between the free and full version: in the Full version of the program there is the possibility to calculate the settings for the microscope used. 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