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March 5, 2026Zeitschrift für Kristallographie - Crystalline Materials5 citationsOpen Access

X-Area: enabling transparent control in single-crystal measurement and data processing

LFLaura C. Folkers-KarlssonPCPaolo CelaniFHFriedemann Hahn

Key Points

  • This work aims to provide an overview of the X-Area software suite for single-crystal diffractometers.
  • Overview of X-Area's features and functionalities.
  • Description of programs for indexing and integration with configuration options.
  • Discussion of automation applications and scaling tools for improved data diagnosis.
  • Presentation of measurement results with a nickel salen crystal.
  • Demonstrated effective control and automation in single-crystal measurements.
  • Detailed configuration options enhance data analysis.
  • Example results showcase the capabilities of X-Area in data processing.

Abstract

Abstract X-Area is the uniquely versatile software suite connected to STOE single crystal diffractometers. Its abilities range from maintaining and steering the diffractometer itself to the reduction of measured data. In the following we will give a general overview of X-Area’s features and provide insight into specific software parts. For indexing and integration, X-Area offers in each case one program supporting more detailed configuration options and one application emphasizing automation. Furthermore, we will discuss the scaling and diagnosis tools available, which provide deeper insight into the collected X-ray data, therefore allowing for a better informed choice of data treatment. Everything is rounded off with an example of measurement results with a standard nickel salen crystal.

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Folkers-Karlsson et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a91dd2d6127c7a504c10f9https://doi.org/10.1515/zkri-2025-0060
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