WDXRF eLearning courses

X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis is a non-destructive method of elemental analysis to observe what elements are present in a sample and to determine their concentrations. In this course, the principles of XRF and the configuration of the spectrometer are explained by using an example of a sequential-type instrument. In addition, settings and analysis methods for qualitative and quantitative analysis, evaluation of results of quantitative analysis, an overview of the fundamental parameter (FP) method and an overview of sample preparation are introduced.

This is an expansion course of JHFE001 Fundamentals of X-ray fluorescence spectrometry. The XRF method is a versatile analytical technique and gives high precision and high accuracy results. Especially, Quantitative analysis results are one of the most useful elemental quantification methods. This training course is learning tor make quant application operation using the Training Standard PAK samples. When you apply this course, the Training Standard PAK samples are borrowed from Rigaku or distributors. Please wait to start it until you receive the standard sample PAK.

* The shipping cost of sending and returning the pack samples will be charged separately.
* Depending on the availability of the training standard PAK, you may have to wait several months for the standard delivery.