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'''The XPS Nexsa with '''<span title="The only analytical option ( | '''The XPS Nexsa with '''<span title="The only analytical option (as opposed to hardware options such as chillers, factory training courses, uninterruptible power supplies etc.) not chosen is a vacuum transfer module " >''' ''all'' '''</span>''' but one options''' | ||
XPS is a well established technique at DTU Nanolab; we know what we can get from it and so do the users. Take a look at the page of the [[Specific Process Knowledge/Characterization/XPS/K-Alpha|XPS K-Alpha]] to find more information. The situation is slightly different with the other analytical techniques that the Nexsa offers. These options were not added because we have an urgent need for them in some project - rather, we chose to add them because we got an irresistible offer. Also, should any need for them arise in the future, the price of adding them once the instrument left the factory would be a lot higher. As a result, we don't have any applications waiting to explore what they can offer. | XPS is a well established technique at DTU Nanolab; we know what we can get from it and so do the users. Take a look at the page of the [[Specific Process Knowledge/Characterization/XPS/K-Alpha|XPS K-Alpha]] to find more information. The situation is slightly different with the other analytical techniques that the Nexsa offers. These options were not added because we have an urgent need for them in some project - rather, we chose to add them because we got an irresistible offer. Also, should any need for them arise in the future, the price of adding them once the instrument left the factory would be a lot higher. As a result, we don't have any applications waiting to explore what they can offer. | ||
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The XPS Nexsa
Name: XPS Nexsa
Vendor: Thermofisher Scientific
The XPS Nexsa offers a variety of surface analysis techniques in addition to its main XPS technique.
The user manual(s), user APV(s), technical information and contact information are be found in LabManager:
Process information
The XPS Nexsa with all but one options
XPS is a well established technique at DTU Nanolab; we know what we can get from it and so do the users. Take a look at the page of the XPS K-Alpha to find more information. The situation is slightly different with the other analytical techniques that the Nexsa offers. These options were not added because we have an urgent need for them in some project - rather, we chose to add them because we got an irresistible offer. Also, should any need for them arise in the future, the price of adding them once the instrument left the factory would be a lot higher. As a result, we don't have any applications waiting to explore what they can offer.
Check out the alternative techniques!
It is clearly in everybody's interest that the techniques are explored - that we throw all kinds of samples at them and that we investigate what kind of knowledge we can extract. Ideally, all this knowledge that we require should be shared among all the users. We therefore strongly urge you to take a look at the techniques on the pages listed below. Here, we will collect technical information and publications so that, hopefully, you will get inspired to explore the techniques with all kinds of samples.
- The XPS technique
- Ion Scattering Spectroscopy or ISS
- Reflected Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy or REELS
- Raman spectroscopy
- Ultraviolet Photoelectron Spectroscopy or UPS
- Comparison with all techniques and hardware options
Getting access to the XPS
Click HERE to see information on how to get access to the XPS.