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Additionally, Thermo now offers a certification program: This online, proctored exam covers peak fitting theory, multivariate analysis (MVA), and instrument validation. Common Troubleshooting and FAQs Q: I opened my spectrum, and all the peaks are reversed (Kinetic energy vs. Binding energy). A: Avantage 24 automatically attempts to identify KE mode. Go to Tools > Preferences > Scales and check "Auto-convert to Binding Energy."
Enter —the latest iteration of Thermo Fisher Scientific’s flagship data processing platform. This version is not merely an incremental update; it represents a paradigm shift in how researchers interact with complex surface data. This article explores the features, benefits, and workflow enhancements of Avantage 24, explaining why it has become the industry standard for XPS data interpretation. What is Thermo Avantage XPS Software? Before diving into the specifics of version 24, it is essential to understand the legacy. Thermo Avantage is a comprehensive software suite designed for instrument control, data acquisition, and advanced data processing for XPS systems (such as the K-Alpha, NEXSA, and ESCALAB Xi+ families). Unlike generic spectral analysis tools, Avantage is purpose-built to handle the unique challenges of XPS: peak fitting, charge compensation, quantification, and chemical state mapping.
If you are currently using older XPS software, you are likely leaving valuable information on the table—or worse, misassigning peaks. Version 24 ensures that whether you are analyzing quantum dots, polymer coatings, or corroded alloys, the truth of the surface is just a few clicks away. For pricing, upgrade eligibility, and a 30-day trial license of Thermo Avantage XPS Software 24, contact your local Thermo Fisher Scientific representative or visit their official website.