Specific Process Knowledge/Characterization/XRD/SLSII analysis: Difference between revisions
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'''Licenses''' for the software are floating network licenses, and hence you must close the software when you are not using it. User management and data transfer can be done by connecting to the SQL server (the database) as described in the link above. | '''Licenses''' for the software are floating network licenses, and hence you must close the software when you are not using it. User management and data transfer can be done by connecting to the SQL server (the database) as described in the link above. | ||
''' | '''Plugins''' available for data treatment are listed below. Each plugin is named by the data treatment type. | ||
'''Help functions''' included in the program usually give a good overview of the options available when setting up fitting. You can access the relevant help sections by clicking on the small question mark in the pane you want to know more about. The exception is that | '''Help functions''' included in the program usually give a good overview of the options available when setting up fitting. In many cases they also explain a bit of the theory applied. You can access the relevant help sections by clicking on the small question mark in the pane you want to know more about. The exception is that in the software in the cleanroom the question marks do not work properly (the computer is running a very early version of SLSII and it seems that the help function was not yet properly integrated). The help function should work on the installation on your computer, but if it doesn't, you can find the full help documents on the Cleanroom Drive and some are also available in LabManager, just follow the links below. | ||
==XRR== | ==XRR== | ||
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'''How to analyze XRR data:''' | '''How to analyze XRR data:''' | ||
# Load data | # Load data | ||
# Configure sample model: | # Configure sample model: | ||
##Set substrate material and initial values. | ##Set substrate material and initial values. | ||
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'''How to analyze Rocking Curves:''' | '''How to analyze Rocking Curves:''' | ||
# Load data | # Load data | ||
# Configure sample model: | # Configure sample model: | ||
##Set substrate material and initial values. | ##Set substrate material and initial values. | ||
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We recommend downloading the symmetrized cif file for import. When adding materials please consider if the space group is the correct one. We would also prefer if the elastic stiffness tensor is entered into the software for all materials if available, which they often are on the Materials Project site. | We recommend downloading the symmetrized cif file for import. When adding materials please consider if the space group is the correct one. We would also prefer if the elastic stiffness tensor is entered into the software for all materials if available, which they often are on the Materials Project site. | ||
For information about how to use the plugin please look in section 3.2 in the manual opened by clicking on the ? in the | For information about how to use the plugin please look in section 3.2 in the manual opened by clicking on the ? in the upper right-hand corner or see [http://labmanager.dtu.dk/view_binary.php?fileId=4246 LabManager] - requires login. | ||