SEQUENTIAL OPERATORS
Guided measurement examination
A smart suite of operators, which can be applied to 3D/2D measurements and profiles, provides the opportunity to remove form, apply a threshold, retouch data points, restore non-measurable data and apply a range of filters and/or generate alternative layers by cropping, subtracting or extracting a profile.
Form removal
The form removal operator is used for samples that need to be leveled due to a tilt (linear form), an inherent spherical or cylindrical component, or that exhibit or possess an unwanted polynomial term. Several options are available: plane, main slope, cylinder, sphere or polynomial degree.
Form removal
The form removal operator is used for samples that need to be leveled due to a tilt (linear form), an inherent spherical or cylindrical component, or that exhibit or possess an unwanted polynomial term. Several options are available: plane, main slope, cylinder, sphere or polynomial degree.
Threshold
Useful for filtering the data by adjusting sliders on a histogram. Z values outside the slider’s limits are set to non-measured points.
Crop
New areas can be extracted from a raw measurement or from an ‘operated’ measurement to select the region of interest from your sample.
Threshold
Useful for filtering the data by adjusting sliders on a histogram.
Z values outside the slider’s limits are set to non-measured
points.
Crop
New areas can be extracted from a raw measurement or from an ‘operated’ measurement to select the region of interest from your sample.
Restore
The Restore operator is used to fill (replace) non-measured data points with Z values. This is done either by using adjacent ‘good’ data to interpolate a replacement value, or by simply replacing all non-measured points with a fixed value. The user can choose between restoring the complete area or filling only zones with less than a certain number of points.
Rescale
This applies a user-defined vertical factor and vertical offset to the data. It is an ideal operator to create an inverted 3D of your sample, for measuring replicas.
Restore
The Restore operator is used to fill (replace) non-measured data points with Z values. This is done either by using adjacent ‘good’ data to interpolate a replacement value, or by simply replacing all non-measured points with a fixed value. The user can choose between restoring the complete area or filling only zones with less than a certain number of points.
Rescale
This applies a user-defined vertical factor and vertical offset to the data. It is an ideal operator to create an inverted 3D of your sample, for measuring replicas.
PROCESS DATA TEMPLATES
Doing repetitive tasks, efficiently
When a process data analysis is defined, it is possible to create analysis templates to apply these pre-determined filters and operator configurations to repetitive measurements.
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