bAxil

Software for X-ray spectrum analysis and quantitative elemental analysis (EDXRF)

Complete software for the analysis of energy-dispersive X-ray spectra, with quantitative elemental analysis. It can analyse spectra independently of the excitation and detection technology and quantifies by calibration against standards or by the fundamental parameter method.

Primary function: Analysis of energy-dispersive X-ray spectra with quantitative elemental analysis, independent of excitation and detection technology1
Functions: Gaussian and Voigt peak shapes with tail and step components; quantification by linear regression against standards or the fundamental parameter method (standard-based or standard-less)1
File formats: Own XML files (*.axml); imports other formats, e.g. *.spe2
Listed operating system: Windows, macOS and Linux2

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Specifications checked against the manufacturer’s documents on 2026-10-17

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Overview

Nuclear power & nuclear technology Research & laboratories Environmental monitoring & radiation protection Industry & quality control

Key features

Gaussian and Voigt peak shapes with tail and step components
Fitting of coherent and incoherent excitation peaks and non-fluorescence peaks
Graphical interface with residual plots and marking of escape and sum peaks

Specifications

The number after each value refers to the source listed below. Values are as published by the manufacturer; the exact configuration is always confirmed in our quotation.

Primary function	Analysis of energy-dispersive X-ray spectra with quantitative elemental analysis, independent of excitation and detection technology1
Functions	Gaussian and Voigt peak shapes with tail and step components; quantification by linear regression against standards or the fundamental parameter method (standard-based or standard-less)1
File formats	Own XML files (.axml); imports other formats, e.g. .spe2
Listed operating system	Windows, macOS and Linux2
Options	bAxil programming libraries (separate product)2

The data comes from the manufacturer’s published documents. Manufacturers may change specifications; the current configuration and performance are confirmed in the quotation.

Documents

PDFbAxil specificationsDatasheet · BrightSpec

Sources

The number after each value refers to the source listed below. Values are as published by the manufacturer; the exact configuration is always confirmed in our quotation.

1
bAxil
Publisher: BrightSpecProduct page Product page Checked 2026-10-16
2
bAxil specifications (V1.1)
Publisher: BrightSpecDatasheet p. 3; p. 1, Features; p. 1 Checked 2026-10-16