Helmut Fischer gives Fischerscope X-RAY XDV series significant performance boost

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Helmut Fischer Fischerscope X-RAY XDV
Optimization of measuring precision and minimization of measuring time is promised by the further development of the Fischerscope X-RAY XDV series from Fischer (Photo: Helmut Fischer)

Performance boost and new design: Measurement technology provider Helmut Fischer has revised its Fischerscope X-RAY XDV instruments and accelerated them by up to 50 percent by using a new digital pulse processor.

The models Fischerscope X-RAY XDV-SDD, Fischerscope X-RAY XDV-μ and Fischerscope X-RAY XDV-μ LD are the most powerful XRF analyzers in the portfolio of the measurement technology specialist Helmut Fischer. They are now equipped with the new DPP+ digital pulse processor as standard. The latest generation processor provides count rates at a new performance level, improving the overall performance of the XRF instruments by up to 50 percent. Users benefit from optimization of measurement precision and minimization of measurement time. The polycapillary optics produced in-house by Fischer allow tiny measurement spots with short measurement times at high intensity, especially when measuring the smallest components and microstructures. As a result, the highest count rates and optimized spot size are achieved. For users from a wide range of industries, polycapillaries mean significant advantages in terms of measurement precision and measurement time. In addition to the technical advancement of the XRF spectrometers, the XDV series convinces with easy operation via joystick and intuitive control buttons directly on the instrument. Equipped with the most versatile software on the market, the instrument series is suitable for a wide range of industries and applications.

The XDV-SDD is ideally suited for measurements of very thin films <0.05 μm and material analysis in the sub-promille range. As a powerful all-rounder, it can be used for a wide range of applications involving gold, NiP or RoHS. Equipped with the new DPP+, the XDV-SDD model experiences a significant performance boost. The XDV-μ, in turn, was developed for precise coating thickness measurement and material analysis on tiny structures and flat components, such as lead frames, bonding wires, SMD components or solder bumps. The polycapillary optics focus the X-ray beam on the smallest measuring spots of 60 μm with highest stability and intensity. The combination of powerful polycapillary optics, DPP+ digital pulse processor and a large area silicon drift detector (SDD) enables even higher count rates for precise and repeatable measurements. The Fischerscope X-RAY XDV-μ LD model is the industry-leading XRF instrument for coating thickness measurement and material analysis of connector and electronics applications. The unique 12 mm measurement distance makes it easy to measure complex shaped test parts such as connector contacts and assembled PCBs with a height of 140 mm. With the long-distance polycapillary, the XDV-μ LD measures the smallest measurement points with excellent stability and intensity. Thanks to the high-performance capillary in conjunction with the DPP+ digital pulse processor and a large-area silicon drift detector (SDD), users benefit from precise and absolutely reliable measurement results.

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