Latest XRDUA version: 7.7.1.1
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The XRDUA Documentation Series contains:
- Part1 (obsolete: needs updating!): Reference Manual
- Part2: Tutorial manuscript
with example data
Video tutorials are being added...:
| Title | Video |
| 1. Getting started (Tutorials Chapter 1: p1-6) |  |
| 2a. Spatial distortion correction (problematic peak search) (Tutorials Chapter 2: p8-12) |  |
| 2b. Spatial distortion correction (extrapolation and missing data) |  |
| 3. Calibration (Tutorials Chapter 2: p13-21) |  |
| 4. Zinger removal (followed by spatial distortion correction) (Tutorials Chapter 2: p8) |  |
Frequently asked questions:
| Question | Answer |
| 1. Can I calibrate while not knowing the pixel size? | If you don't know the pixel size, just choose any value. The value of the sample-detector distance might not correspond to the real one (and therefore relative peak intensities will not be exactly correct) but the calibration is still valid for qualitative analysis. However the aspect ratio of a pixel should be known (ratio between horizontal and vertical pixel size). If you define a spatial distortion map prior to calibration, the pixel size will be calculated for you. |
| 2. The images I saved in the XDI editor don't contain the correct values! | This is because these are RGB images for visualization purposes. Use "File > Convert" to convert XDI files to tiff, edf, etc. |
Instruction videos showing solutions to questions of XRDUA users (can be added on demand):
| Title | Video |
| 1. MicroXAS Fast XRF tomographic reconstruction |  |
| 2. Calibration problems (shifted beam/detector) |  |
| 3. Simple peak fitting in batch |  |
| 4. Remove bad pixels |  |