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    This application software can be used for a wide range of samples, from soft to hard materials, to provide powerful help for observing what you want to observe.

    Task : Statistically analyze the diameter and length of many nanoparticles or nanofibers.

    Silica Nanoparticle Size Analysis

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    Fiber Isolation

    Fiber Isolation

    Histogram of Particle Size Distribution

    Histogram of Particle Size Distribution

    Fiber Length Analysis of Cellulose Nanofibers

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    Fiber Isolation

    Fiber Isolation

    Histogram of Boundary Length Distribution

    Histogram of Boundary Length Distribution

     

    This allows isolating numerous nanoparticles and nanofibers from observation data and calculating their diameter, boundary length, or other characteristic quantities. Fiber length is calculated as half the boundary length. Because it can statistically determine characteristic quantities for numerous samples, it can also be used for shape-based quality control applications.

     

    Characteristic Quantities

    1. Center of gravity X-coordinate
    2. Center of gravity Y-coordinate
    3. Absolute maximum diameter
    4. Pattern width
    5. Horizontal Feret diameter
    6. Vertical Feret diameter
    7. Circular radius (excluding holes)
    8. Circular radius (including holes)
    9. Mean radius
    10. Variability of mean radius
    11. Minimum distance between centers of gravity
    12. Boundary length
    13. Boundary length of convex hull
    14. Maximum Z-value
    15. Minimum Z-value

     

    1. Mean Z-value
    2. Mean Z-value of particle boundary
    3. Area excluding holes
    4. Area including holes
    5. Surface area
    6. Volume
    7. Pattern orientation
    8. Angle of principal 2D moment of inertia
    9. Volume ratio
    10. Area ratio
    11. Flatness
    12. Roundness
    13. Roughness
    14. Thinness

    Statistical Quantities

    1. Mean
    2. Standard deviation
    3. Mean length
    4. Mean area
    5. Mean volume
    6. Total
    7. Maximum value
    8. Minimum Value
    9. Label number for maximum value
    10. Label number for minimum value
    11. Range
    12. Particle count

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