export EBSD data to a Channel 5 text file (ctf)
Description
The resulting ctf file can for instance be opened with Channel 5, Aztec or Atex. Where the data was imported from a ctf file, the acquisition parameters that MTEX does not model - magnification, tilt, detector orientation - are taken over from ebsd.opt.header instead of being written as zeros. They can also be handed over as the structure a cpr file import returns, or typed in.
Phases are written the way Channel numbers them: 1 to N in the order of the phase table, with 0 for not indexed.
Syntax
ebsd = EBSD.load('myfile.ang')export(ebsd,'myFile.ctf')
exportEBSD_ctf(ebsd,'myFile.ctf',cprStruct)
exportEBSD_ctf(ebsd,'myFile.ctf','manual')Input
| ebsd | EBSD |
| fName | Filename, optionally including relative or absolute path |
| cprStruct | structure with properties from a cpr file import |
Options
| EulerCorrection | alignment of the Euler angle and the map reference frame the file is written for, default is the rotation of 180 degree about z that loadEBSD_ctf reads with |
Flags
| manual | prompt for the microscopy parameters |
| flipud | flip ebsd spatial data upside down (not the orientation data) |
| fliplr | flip ebsd spatial data left right (not the orientation data) |
| silent | do not print what is being written |
Authors
Originally contributed by Dr. Frank Niessen, University of Wollongong, 2019, with acknowledgements to Dr. Azdiar A. Gazder - see the license at the end of this file.