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XPS

International

Design features and philosophy include the following

• Complete sets of practical monochromatic XPS spectra (wide scan, C(1s), O(ls), main metal signal)
  Valence band, Auger signals, and secondary signals are often included.
• Full access to original raw numeric data (in ASCII or binary code form)
• Fully processed sets of spectra are provided as examples (note: fully processed are optional)
• Modular directories that allow restructuring if desired
• Multi-purpose: reference data: teach self, teach others, avoid problems, study problems.....
• Organized by material classes, techniques. or research method
• Practical systematization using existing software
• Self-consistent single-source that maximizes data reliability and derived information
• 100% compatible with MS-DOS operating systems
• Compatibility with MS Windows 3.1, and Windows 95 via the DOS Window mode
• On-line searching of directories by scrolling pop-up and pull-down menus
• Easy-to-understand filenames and directories
• Common chemical formula names are used; e.g. "CR203"
• Commonplace material names are used: e.g. "GLASSES"
• Commonplace technique names are used: e.g. "AR-XPS "
• ilenames are commonplace names, e.g. "A1203_1"
• Long filenames are truncated or abbreviated to provide DOS "backward compatibility"
• MS-DOS filenames are standard eight (8) characters, either alphabetic or numeric
• Numeric suffixes have been used only where essential
• Comprehensible alphabetic filenames are used, numeric filenames are avoided