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EDAX/TSL x pattern center reversed in simulated patterns #161

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Habakuk224 opened this issue Jun 3, 2022 · 2 comments
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EDAX/TSL x pattern center reversed in simulated patterns #161

Habakuk224 opened this issue Jun 3, 2022 · 2 comments

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@Habakuk224
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Hello,

I am trying to reindex a material using DI. However, the DI result is approximately 5° off the original data indexed by Hough indexing in OIM Analysis. After testing of various processing steps, I have discovered, that the pattern center defined in DItutorial for EDAX systems is probably reversed in x direction. An example follows:

A 120x120 simulation was done by EMEBSD for Euler angles 90, 22, 0 using

xpc = 30
ypc = 0
L = 26100

for BCC material, i.e. the [100] axis should be perpendicular to the detector. The xpc=30 is a bit extreme, but the error is then easily seen (while for typical xpc close to 0, the effect is barely noticeable).
x30_y0_E90-22-0
According to the definition from the DItutorial, this corresponds to

x* = 75 %
y* = 50 %
z* = 81.86 %

However, when viewed in OIM Analysis (v8) the pattern center defined in such way is shifted from the actual pattern center position on the [100] axis:
nok

Correct pattern center is shown for x* = 25 %
ok

Y pattern center is behaving correctly and ypc corresponds to its y* counterpart.

@marcdegraef
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marcdegraef commented Jun 3, 2022 via email

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My mistake, thank you for clarification.

Regards,
Jiri Kozlik

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