Surface imaging and metrology software targets scanning electron microscopes and multi-spectral (Raman) instruments
The new Mountains 7 software represents significantly extended instrument compatibility. Compatibility with scanning profilometers and form measuring systems was assured in the first wave of Mountains software that began in 1996. Compatibility with scanning probe microscopes, confocal microscopes and optical interferometric microscopes came in a second wave that began in 2004. Now, in the third wave, Mountains 7 SEM software can be used to reconstruct 3D surfaces from pairs or quadruplets of SEM images, and Mountains 7 multi-spectral Raman software can be used to visualize and analyze Raman spectra and hyperspectral cubes.
The software not only provides an expanded set of surface analysis solutions dedicated to specific instrument types, it is also an ideal unique solution for facilities with a broad range of instruments of different types. Moreover, thanks to its compatibility with an expanded range of instruments, it is a powerful tool for correlating images and topography in mixed microscopy environments. For example it can be used to co-localize images obtained by scanning electron or fluorescence microscopy with topography data obtained by confocal microscopy, scanning tunneling microscopy or atomic force microscopy. Mountains 7 software runs under Windows 8, Windows 7 and Windows Vista (64 bit and 32 bit).
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