论文信息 - Development and comparison of techniques for two-dimensional analysis using the Harwell nuclear microprope

Development and comparison of techniques for two-dimensional analysis using the Harwell nuclear microprope

Abstract The results of the initial phase of investigations into the use of computer assisted tomography for the two-dimensional analysis of solid materials are presented. The application of low cost microcomputers for control of the sample chamber and for data acquisition is described. Images are produced by raster scanning the microbeam and by tomographic techniques. The relative merits of the two systems are discussed.

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