HSvu for iOS

The HSvu-app (HighScore View) displays all kinds of X-ray diffraction scans in various formats.

Additionally, it shows and reports all details from an X-ray diffraction analysis performed by the

HighScore analysis software from PANalytical (proprietary .HPF format).

Experience the power and ease-of-use of HighScore with HSvu:

- use six different graphical views for references, single and multiple scans, quantifications and 3-dimensional graphs

- pan and zoom-in for details like you do with HighScore

- get a complete overview on measurement conditions, scans, peaks, profiles and crystal structure data

- switch easily between graphics and textual information

- unravel the parameters used in a diffraction analysis and its history

- create reports covering either pieces or the complete diffraction document

HSvu is a display or viewing app.

It shows existing data, but it doesn't perform an analysis nor does it change data.

The following file formats are supported:

- PANalytical .HPF (proprietary HighScore document)

- PANalytical scans ( .XRDML)

- PANalytical ( .2Dint), ASCII format integrated from a 2D area detector

- ASD Inc. binary spectrum ( .ASD)

- Philips binary scans ( .RD), ( .SD), ( .FP), ASCCI ( .UDF), ASCII( .LIS)

- Bruker binary scans ( .RAW) versions 1, 2, 3 and 4

- ASCII scans ( .LST), ( .UXD), ( .XDD)

- Crystallographic information file: ( .CIF)

- General ASCII scan X-Y(-Z) table ( .ASC)

- DBW-Rietveld ASCII scan ( .RFL)

- GSAS ASCII scans ( .RAW), ( .XRA)

- ICDD PD3 ASCII scan ( .PD3)

- JCAMP ASCII scan ( .JDX or .JCP)

- LH-Rietveld ASCII scan ( .LHP)

- MDI ASCII scan ( .MDI)

- Rigaku ASCII scan ( .ASC), ( .FI),( .RAS), binary scan ( .RAW)

- Scintag binary scan ( .RAW)

- Seifert ASCII scan ( .ASC)

- Shimadzu binary scan ( .RAW)

- Skrowonek UDS2 ASCII scan ( .UDS)

- Stoe CSD-PROFAN ASCII scan ( .PRO),( .DAT), binary scan ( .RAW)

- Thermo Scientifique (ARL) scan ( .XML)

- ASD Inc. binary spectrum (.ASD)

Please note:

- HSvu requires high processing power and a large memory. The data file size handled by HSvu is limited by the device capabilities and its performance.

For a proper operation at least an A6 chipset, as present in the iPhone 5, is recommended. More recent devices with a 64-bit processor (like the A7 chipset) provide a very smooth user experience.

- To compare several scans you must insert them into a document in HSvu.