HSvu 1.0.15

The HSvu app (HighScore View) serves as a versatile platform for displaying a wide range of X-ray diffraction scans in various formats. It also provides comprehensive visualization and reporting of details extracted from an analysis conducted with PANalytical's HighScore software, specifically supporting the proprietary .HPF format.

With HSvu, users can expect an interface that balances functionality and ease of use:

• Access to six different graphical representations suitable for references, individual and multiple scans, quantification results, and three-dimensional plots
• Intuitive pan and zoom capabilities for detailed examination, mirroring the features available in HighScore
• Complete overview of measurement parameters, scan data, peak profiles, and crystal structure information
• Seamless switching between graphical visualizations and textual data for comprehensive analysis
• Insight into parameters utilized during diffraction analysis along with historical data tracking
• Capability to generate reports encompassing select sections or entire diffraction datasets

It is important to note that HSvu functions solely as a display and viewing application. It does not perform data analysis or modifications to existing data files.

The application supports a broad spectrum of file formats, including:

• PANalytical .HPF (proprietary HighScore document)
• PANalytical scans (.XRDML)
• PANalytical ASCII-integration files (.2Dint) from 2D detectors
• ASD Inc. binary spectra (.ASD)
• Philips binary scans (.RD), (.SD), (.FP), ASCII formats (.UDF), (.LIS)
• Bruker binary scans (.RAW) versions 1-4
• ASCII scans (.LST), (.UXD), (.XDD)
• Crystallographic Information Files (.CIF)
• General ASCII X-Y(-Z) tables (.ASC)
• DBW-Rietveld ASCII scans (.RFL)
• GSAS ASCII scans (.RAW), (.XRA)
• ICDD PD3 ASCII scans (.PD3)
• JCAMP formats (.JDX, .JCP)
• LH-Rietveld ASCII scans (.LHP)
• MDI ASCII scans (.MDI)
• Rigaku ASCII formats (.ASC), (.FI), (.RAS) and binary formats (.RAW)
• Scintag binary scans (.RAW)
• Seifert ASCII scans (.ASC)
• Skrowonek UDS2 ASCII scans (.UDS)
• Stoe CSD-PROFAN ASCII and binary scans (.PRO), (.DAT), (.RAW)
• Thermo Scientific ARL XML scans (.XML)

Please consider that HSvu demands substantial processing power and memory resources. The maximum data file size it can handle depends on the capabilities of the host device. For optimal performance, a device with at least an A6 chipset, such as the iPhone 5, is recommended. Devices equipped with more recent 64-bit processors (e.g., A7 chipsets) will deliver notably smoother operation.

Additionally, to compare multiple scans within HSvu, they must first be incorporated into a single document.