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The OmegaMax EDX Detector for Aspex SEMs

Tom Powers from Aspex Corp takes a few minutes to tell us about their new OmegaMax EDX system with SDD (silicon drift detector) technology. It can be assembled in arrays with windows from 5 to 30mm2. It can perform elemental analysis in SEMs like the PSEM eXpress and can detect elements from boron to uranium, with excellent accuracy for light elements.

It features excellent efficiency, leading to faster analysis and higher throughput.

Run time - 2:20min

The OmegaMax Detector from Aspex

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