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Atomscale provides automated analysis workflows for common thin film characterization techniques. Each workflow processes raw instrument data to extract metrics, identify features, and generate actionable insights.

In-Situ Techniques

Analysis workflows for instruments operating during thin film growth.

RHEED

Surface structure analysis from diffraction patterns and intensity oscillations.

Ellipsometry

Timeseries extraction from spectroscopic ellipsometry measurements.

Optical Images

Video segmentation and morphology tracking from optical microscopy.

Ex-Situ Techniques

Analysis workflows for post-growth characterization instruments.

XPS

Elemental composition analysis from X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy survey spectra.

SEM

Object segmentation and morphological analysis from electron micrographs.

Photoluminescence

Spectral analysis of photoluminescence emission measurements.

Raman

Vibrational spectroscopy for material composition and crystal quality.

SIMS

Depth profiling of elemental composition from secondary ion mass spectrometry.

Common Capabilities

All characterization workflows share these features:

Getting Started

1

Bring in your data

Upload files with Add Data, start a live session from Monitor > Monitor New Growth, or connect instruments through the desktop app integrations. See Connect for details.
2

Adjust analysis settings

Analysis runs automatically when data arrives. To change settings for a data item, open its Configuration drawer (for techniques that have one), or use Actions > Reanalyze to re-run analysis.
3

Investigate the results

Use an analysis notebook to investigate an engineering question. See Investigate an Unexpected Change for an example.
4

Verify outputs

Run a test analysis and confirm outputs match expectations before relying on the workflow in production.

Investigate an Unexpected Change

Examine a change and evaluate possible explanations with the available data.

Python SDK

Access analysis results programmatically and build custom pipelines.