EvenTem started as a fork of riCOM, but has grown to a complete tool for fast 4D STEM reconstruction, with a focus on live update capabilities and optimization for event-driven pipelines. EvenTem is fully written in C++, but has a python API through pybind11, so that it can be simply installed and used like any python module.
API documentation can be found here.
Supported detectors are
- Amsterdam Scientific Instruments CheeTah T3 (.tpx3)
- Advacam AdvaPIX TPX3 (.t3p)
- Quantum detectors MerlinEM (.mib)
as well as data in the following formats
- Frame-based numpy files (dtype np.uint8 & np.uint16, shape [RX,RY,K,K] with K either 64,128,256,512)
- Event-based .electron (custom dtype [RX,RY,KX,XY,scan number], all uint16)
Pre-compiled binaries should be available for Windows, Linux and Apple silicon supporting python 3.9 to 3.12. For these, installation requires to clone the repository using
git clone https://github.com/EMAT-Jo/EvenTem.git
and then to navigate to the EvenTem directory and use
pip install .
Testing the installation can be done as
import EvenTemsee EvenTem GUI repo
An example reconstruction requires as little as
from EvenTem import vSTEM
vs = vSTEM(nx=N,ny=N,repetitions=repetitions,filename=filename)
vs.DetectorSize = DetectorSize
vs.InnerRadia = [vs.DetectorSize//2]
vs.OuterRadia = [vs.DetectorSize]
vs.Run()
vs.PlotImage()
#results are numpy accessible
result = vs.image #np.arrayFor complete example notebooks, check the examples directory.