APEX EBSD Detector Setup (Self-Paced)
This training will cover the detector's functionality, how to interpret the camera panel in APEX, and optimize the detector settings for various applications.
Part of the EDAX EBSD and OIM Basics Series
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APEX EBSD Detector Setup (Self-Paced)
CourseThis training will cover the detector's functionality, how to interpret the camera panel in APEX, and optimize the detector settings for various applications.
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APEX EBSD Software Setup (Self-Paced)
CourseThis training will demonstrate how to create and set up projects and sample parameters for EBSD studies using APEX software.
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APEX Mapping (Self-Paced)
CourseThis training demonstrates the fundamental operation of APEX for EBSD mapping, covering basic mapping, fast mapping and batch scans, plus simultaneous saving of EDS data and EBSD patterns.
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APEX EBSD Pattern Indexing (Self-Paced)
CourseIn this training course, we will demonstrate EBSD pattern indexing, including loading crystal phases, Hough transform, and indexing.
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OIM Analysis (Self-Paced)
CourseThis training introduces the OIM Analysis software package used to visualize and analyze EBSD. It will review functionality and steps to open datasets, create common map types, customize different map types, and create partitions and templates.
Instructor(s)
Matt Nowell
Product Manager, EBSD
[email protected]
Matt Nowell is the EBSD Product Manager at EDAX and has a passion for EBSD and microstructural characterization. Matt joined TexSEM Labs (TSL) upon graduation from the University of Utah in 1995 with a degree in Materials Science and Engineering. At TSL, he was part of the team that pioneered the development and commercialization of EBSD and OIM. After EDAX acquired TSL in 1999, he joined the applications group to help continue to develop EBSD as a technique, and integrate structural information with chemical information collected using EDS.
Within EDAX, Matt has held several roles, including product management, business development, customer and technical support, engineering, and applications support and development. Matt has published over 70 papers in a variety of application areas. He greatly enjoys the opportunity to interact with scientists, engineers, and microscopists to help expand the role that EBSD plays in materials characterization. In his spare time, Matt enjoys playing golf and pondering if changing the texture of his clubs will affect his final score.