Dears,
I have conducted the X-ray reflectivity experiments in situ and get more than 645 data. I hope to conduct the parratt fitting for these data and get the information about the thickness, roughness, and SLD. But, I cannot found some software which can support the batch fitting. If possible, could you please to inform me some software and tell me how to use it?
Thanks very much for your help.
Sincerely
GenX (linked below) is a flexible Python program which you can use for specular XRR fitting by Parratt recursion. It can be run as part of a batch process and parallelized if necessary.
http://genx.sourceforge.net/
Hi,
There are many tools that you can use to do such things. The real question is how you can implement the parratt fitting in those.
Some tools that you can use:
Matlab: write a code that reads the measurement files one by one and performs the fit.
LabVIEW: the same
Origin: see link below
What do you use to do one fit?
David
http://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/Tutorials/Tutorial-Curve-Fitting-and-Batch-Processing-with-LT
GenX (linked below) is a flexible Python program which you can use for specular XRR fitting by Parratt recursion. It can be run as part of a batch process and parallelized if necessary.
http://genx.sourceforge.net/
You could use GSAS free software available in the web for strucural refining
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Engineering
- Materials Engineering