Features:
- Highest resolution laboratory microXRF
Achieve down to single digit microns (3-5µm) with high resolution optic - Sub-ppm sensitivity
Quantify down to sub parts per million (ppm) levels with Sigray’s flexible software packages - Energy tunability
Maximize throughout and sensitivity with up to 5 different incident X-ray spectra - Large Travel and Enclosure
Enables unsupervised overnight scans. Also provides opportunity to integrate correlative techniques such as Raman Spectroscopy - Patented Multi-Target Ultrahigh Brightness X-ray Source
Sigray’s X-ray source, when combined with the X-ray opticas, has over 50X the brightness over the illumination beam (source+optics) systems employed by other leading microXRF systems. Up to 4 target materials can be customized for the AttoMap-200 source, allowing software selection optimal spectra for your sample
Comparison of As channel in a arsenopyrite sample. Arsenic sensitivity is dramatically increased because of the substantially better As fluorescence cross-section for Mo than W.
Select up to 5 elements for your AttoMap-200 x.
Application
- Life Sciences and Metallomics
- Environmental / Botany
- Mineralogy
- Semiconductor
Elemental Channels of a Daphnia Water Flea
Hyperaccumulating Seedling
Mineralogical mapping using Sigray’s AttoMap (left), a correlative optical image acquired with the AttoMap (upper right), and a SEM-EDS image of the same sample.
300mm wafer in AttoMap
