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Workflow Manager

With the workflow manager, users can set up individual and application-optimized workflows for automated experimental sequences. This way, it facilitates recurring, standardized and time-efficient operations. The simple-to-use graphical user interface enables the integration of all different imaging and measurement modes. In fully automated systems, the workflow manager can access the hardware control and streamline changes in the laser power, wavelength and spectrometer gratings in the measurement.

Do you have advanced requirements for data acquisition that exceed the WITec Software Suite options? Discover the programming interface package for customizable instrument control.


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  • Streamlining of application-optimized and standardized workflows
  • Easy-to-use selection tool to define multiple measurement areas of one experiment
  • Compatible with all measurement options including image scans, large-area scans, line scans and single-spectra acquisition
  • Access to hardware control in automated systems to enable changes in predefined states (i.e. laser and grating selection) within the experiment
  • Management of TrueSurface and polarization module settings in systems so equipped
  • Analysis of multiple samples with fixed patterns via relative positioning
  • Automated saving of data and opening of new projects
Workflow Manager user interface
The workflow manager user interface
Intuitive selection of measurement areas and positions in the overview image
Intuitive selections in the overview image. Click-and-select options to easily define areas and spots for Raman measurements such as area scans, single-spectra measurements and line scans.

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