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General| Brand | Bruker |
|---|---|
| Model | M4 TORNADO |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists essential safety rules for operating the M4 TORNADO, including user responsibilities.
Explains X-ray radiation risks and the instrument's compliance with radiation protection regulations.
Highlights dangers of electrical supply and lists safety rules for connections and operation.
Covers safety for moving parts, operator qualifications, and lists essential safety equipment.
Details the main hardware components of the M4 TORNADO system, including spectrometer, PC, and pump.
Describes the spectrometer's components: sample chamber, excitation, optics, detector, cameras, and stage.
Presents key technical specifications of the M4 TORNADO system in a table format.
Introduces the M4 TORNADO software, its capabilities, and its ESPRIT-based suite.
Covers analysis options: standardless, layer thickness, standard-based analysis, and spectrum analysis.
Guides through installing the M4 TORNADO program and USB camera driver.
Covers general operating instructions, system sensitivity, and step-by-step startup procedures.
Describes the main program window layout, including title bar, hardware, device, and project areas.
Explains icons in the hardware area for controlling and displaying functions like pump status and shutter.
Details the device area, showing parameters and status of hardware components like tubes and detectors.
Explains how to view and adjust spectrometer settings and configure X-ray tube parameters.
Details recommended settings for stage movement limits, speed, acceleration, and joystick sensitivity.
Covers acquiring spectra, preview settings, and managing/manipulating spectra in the display.
Covers element identification (interactive/automatic) and quantitative analysis methods.
Explains standardless and standard-based quantification for bulk and coating systems.
Introduces workspaces for analyzing single points, multiple points, and automated patterns.
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