New Features in Profex Version 5.1.0

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

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  • @michaelpa8526
    @michaelpa8526 2 года назад +1

    Fantastic, thank you for the continued support!

  • @srk21994
    @srk21994 Год назад

    great work as always

  • @MrIozeff
    @MrIozeff Год назад

    Thank you for this great software!
    Can you tell about tube tails?
    How we can get this from diffractometer and can we simulate this with a diffraction pattern of a reference sample?

  • @slatem25
    @slatem25 2 года назад

    Semakin luar biasa, terima kasih!

  • @أكاديميةتاجالإحسان

    شكرا على التوضيح (Thank you for the clarification)

  • @N3uroi
    @N3uroi Год назад

    Thank you very much for all the tutorials you provide for Profex.
    Is there a simple way to output the FWHM in profex? I want to use the fitted curves for Williamson-Hall and Reed-Schramm analyses. Or is there a way to generate equivalent information from the output k1, k2 and B1, B2 and "texture" values?

    • @profextutorials2325
      @profextutorials2325  Год назад +1

      You won't get the FWHM from a refinement directly, because BGMN always separates the size- and strain-related peak broadening. When you open the peak list (Window -> Peak List), you will see peak-specific broadening width parameters B1 and B2. According to the BGMN manual section 5.5, and specifically Eqs. 5.15 - 5.18 [1], B1 is the width parameter of the size-related Lorentzian function L1, and B2 is the width parameter of the strain-related squared Lorentzian L2. The total sample contribution to the peak profile is the convolution of L1 * L2.
      I don't know if this gets you any further, but it is the closest you get to a simple FWHM from BGMN. Alternatively, you can output the crystallite size simply by adding the keyword "GOAL=GrainSize(1,1,1)" to the structure file. It will convert the refined B1 parameter to a crystallite size in nm. The micro-strain is simply calculated as sqrt(k2). That might be a lot easier than creating W-H plots.
      More information on the profile parameters B1, k2, k1, B2 is also given in [2].
      [1] www.profex-xrd.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/BGMN_manual_2005.pdf
      [2] bgmn.de/variables.html#real

    • @N3uroi
      @N3uroi Год назад

      @@profextutorials2325 Thank you so much :)