Method for identifying desired features in a crystal

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Diffraction – reflection – or scattering analysis

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378 71, 378 73, 378 76, G01N 2320

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ABSTRACT:
A method for identifying desired features in an off-orientation crystal uses radiation, such as x-rays, directed toward the crystal in a first direction to detect a unique region in a first direction. Based on identifying the unique region, the location of a desired feature, such as a key growth line, is approximated. Radiation is then directed at the crystal in a second direction transverse to the first direction to determine the precise location of the desired feature. The method can be performed automatically by a programmed x-ray device.

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