3. Conclusion
In a fully automated version (beam and/or sample stage control, indexing of Kikuchi diagrams), EBSD is now widely used. This technique has proved its worth in highlighting the relationship between microstructure and texture in polycrystalline materials. Numerous examples can attest to this, including those presented in the second part of this article
As a characterization method at micro-mesoscopic scales, EBSD is a complementary technique to TEM and X-ray and neutron diffraction.
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Bibliography
Websites
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BLG productions for deformation analysis
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EDAX/TSL
http://www.edax.com/products/tsl.cfm with a bibliography on EBSD
Events
See the website of the Groupement national de microscopie électronique à balayage et de microanalyses http://mr.gnmeba.free.fr and the website of the Société française de métallurgie et de matériaux. http://www.sf2m.asso.fr
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