BS ISO 14976:1998
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Surface chemical analysis. Data transfer format
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15-06-2000
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Description of the format
2.1 General
2.2 The Components of the metalanguage
2.3 Additional rules
2.4 The format
2.5 Specification of the spectrometer geometry
Annex A (informative) Design of the format
Annex B (informative) Examples of the format
B.1 - General
B.2 - Archetypal applications
B.3 - Annotated examples
Annex C (informative) Partially encoded versions of the
format
C.1 - General
C.2 - An experiment involving a number of regularly-
scanned spectra or spectral regions for one
technique as a function of one experimental
variable, the analysis not being at a
specifically-addressed point on the sample
C.3 - An experiment involving a number of regularly-
scanned spectral regions as a function of
sputtering as in a sputter depth profile by
one technique such as AES or SIMS, the analysis
not being at a particularly addressed point on
the sample
C.4 - An experiment involving a number of maps of
single values representing the intensities of
different elements for one technique such as
AES, EDX or SIMS, the maps to be made of
x-linescans starting at (1,1) and varying with
one experimental variable
Annex D (informative) Bibliography
Figure 1 - The relationship of geometrical orientations for
specifying angular values
Figure A.1 - An XPS spectrum of one region over 25 eV
around the C1s peak. This illustrates the
example in B.2.1
Figure A.2 - A SIMS map of one element setting the mass
spectrometer to 45 amu. This illustrates the
first block of the example in B.2.3
Figure A.3 - An AES cyclic sputter depth profile at one
point with differential spectrum single values
for each of three elements over 1000 depths
lasting eight hours. This illustrates the
example in B.2.6
Figure A.4 - An AES map for four elements which may be
transferred as one block. The data for the
four elements may be transferred sequentially
at each point, the counts for the elements
being corresponding variables
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