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SensoMAP
SensoMAP is a software product based upon Digital Surf's Moutains Technology®. This technology is a
software platform running under Windows, dedicated to applications in dimensional and surface state
metrology. Adopted for almost a decade by numerous manufacturers of metrology equipment and by more
than 2,000 researchers, metrologists and industry professionals worldwide, this technology is values for its
legendary ease of use, high performance and stability. SensoMAP is directly linked to any PLμ Optical
Profiler to automatically report.
The SensoMAP of analysis software provides a solution adapted to each sector of the metrology of
surface states and imaging:
SensoMAP standard, the most versatile and complete software for the analysis of 2D and 3D
measurements.
SensoMAP FFT for topography Fourier Transform analysis.
SensoMAP Plus for advanced profilometry analysis, including texture, volume and a large range
of parameters.
SensoMAP Turbo for the most advanced analysis, including binarization, grain modules, FFT
modules and more.
SensoMAP is the result of more than ten years of development and innovation. The first software to have
offered the principle of page layout in metrology software, SensoMAP is often copied but has never been
equalled. It brings together a wealth of in-depth knowledge combined in a unique way.
SensoMAP is not only high performance software, ergonomic and in conformity with norms, it is also a
stable professional application, delivered with pertinent and clear online documentation, available in full six
languages including Japanese, and backed up by a technical support team able to reply to the most
searching questions.
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Design your analysis report
Thanks to its integrated page layout module, SensoMAP organises the
analysis of your measurements in a multi-page document containing not
only images, curves, graphics and parameters, but also your own
comments accompanied by arrows and circles to provide comprehensive
explanations.
Once finished, the document can be printed, converted into PDF or saved
on a disk.
It can then serve as a document model for the analysis of another
measurement: the full set of processes (filtering, zoom, etc.) and
calculations (parameters) already defined in the document model will be
applied to the new measurement file, and a new document having the
same structure (same representations, same page layout) will be created
automatically.
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Manipulate your data
Manipulate your data with complete freedom or, alternatively,
with strict respect for norms. All of these functions are clearly
explained in simple and comprehensible dialogs,displaying
results in real time for checking before approval. Hypertext links
take you to complementary explanations in the online help.
Once a process has been applied, the source data continues to
be accessible in a bank of studiables. A simple click brings you
back to an operator dialog to change a setting (cut-off, zoom
level, degree of a polynomial, etc.) and to recalculate the whole
document with the new values.
Thanks to this simplicity and interactivity, metrology has never
been so simple. You can experiment (the results are calculated
in real time) and even make mistakes (you can always modify
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Visualize your data
The pertinence of an analysis depends greatly upon understanding the
phenomenon to be studied. This understanding starts by observation and
SensoMAP provides you with the best visualisation tools. The 3D
representations make it possible to observe a surface and turn it just as you
were manipulating the sample with your own hands.
Turn the surface by moving the mouse, zoom on a detail, directly and in real
time. Amplify the relief, change the colour palette, you have total control over
the representation of your data. Numerous options and display modes are
available: wire frame, meshed, continuous, rendering proportional to heights,
with lighting, cloud of points, etc.
This arsenal is finished off by flat representations: false colour images,
photographic simulation, level curves, etc. |
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