

1. application field
Electron Backscatter Diffraction (EBSD) is a new microscopic analysis equipment that can realize micro-area crystallographic microstructure analysis in a large range (micron scale) and with high precision (nanometer scale). It can be applied to almost all polycrystalline and single crystal materials to obtain statistical information on grain size distribution, phase composition, orientation and texture.
2. technical characteristics
A high-efficiency phosphor screen detector design scheme combining a new rare earth-doped fluorescent material with a highly sensitive CMOS camera improves the signal-to-noise ratio of the collected diffraction pattern from the source; diffraction pattern image wavelet noise reduction, image rotation, gray gradient extraction and The combination of Hough transform improves the calibration accuracy of Kikuchi band recognition, thereby significantly improving its spatial resolution and angular resolution.
3. performance Index
High-resolution electron backscatter diffractometer EBSD: spatial resolution ≤70nm, angular resolution ≤0.07°, measurable minimum strain ≤ 0.1%, phase identification, orientation distribution statistical analysis functions.
4. current state
At present, the project team has completed a prototype of a high-resolution electron backscatter diffractometer; it has the ability to produce mass.
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