The digital processor for experimental image data: Analyzer

In this page, we introduce to you a function of the Analyzer (the digital processor for experimental image data), calculating an angle from three points.
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Using these contents in an effective manner, you can learn how to use the Analyzer.

Calculating an angle from three points

On an image obtained by the SPM experiment, indicating three points, A, B, and C, you can obtain lengths of lines, AB and BC, and an angle between the two lines with the Analyzer.

Examples: please choose an example that helps you to perform your task from the following list:

On an image obtained by the SPM experiment for the surface of Si(111)-(7×7)DAS, indicating three points, A, B, and C, and obtaining lengths of lines, AB and BC, and an angle between the two lines

Documents

• We describe examples of how to calculate an angle from three points of an image obtained by the SPM experiment with the Analyzer in the tutorial.
• We explain details of how to calculate an angle from three points of an image obtained by the SPM experiment with the Analyzer in the guidebook.

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