Dear all,
Sorry I replied directly back, rather than to the list - problems of
webmail, not being able to see everything clearly.
Anyway, I don't think there is a one step method for analysing/reading
Bruker RAW format files unless you purchase their software -
commercial sense.
The program I know which deals successfully with Bruker and converts
to GSAS (good test for conversion) with minimal hitches is ConvX.
http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp/web-mirrors/convx/
It can convert Bruker to many other formats too. Then the data can be
viewed using programs such as Origin, Matlab, etc commercial software
or there is the free program LAMP which can give you glossy looking 3D
images. There are possibly others; can whoever knows of alternative
free 3D viewing packages let me know please.
http://www.ill.fr/data_treat/lamp/front.htm
Can someone please tell me the quickest download website for LAMP?
Once again though you will have to convert the data before hand to XY.
Alternatively purchase TOPAS Academic which is one half of Bruker's
TOPAS Rietveld program. That can read RAW Bruker files without any
problems and I'm sure can display multi pattern. (?)
Professor Knowles I see you are from the UCL Eastman Dental Institute,
if you want any help/demonstrations feel free to come over to UCL
Chemistry or I can walk over to Gray's Inn road.
Regards
William Bisson
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Dear Professor Knowles,
Use the program ConvX
http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp/web-mirrors/convx/
Which can convert Bruker RAW to many formats for use with other programs
Regards
William Bisson
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Dear All
We have a Bruker D8 and are collecting multiple datasets for material such
as cements against time. We use the Bruker's EVA software for 3D plotting of
the data and also contour type plots.
Is there any freeware available that will read in RAW format files
Thanks
Professor J.C. Knowles BSc(hons), PhD, FIMMM, CEng, FRSC, CSci
Professor of Biomaterials Science
Head of Division of Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering,
UCL Eastman Dental Institute,
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