Datasqueeze is a graphical interface for analyzing data from 2D x-ray diffraction detectors (wire, image plate, CCD), running on Windows, Linux, and Macintosh OS X. The interface is simple and intuitive, and the program is easy to use even for those new to x-ray diffraction analysis. Datasqueeze is particularly useful for the analysis of powder diffraction data, diffuse scattering from polymers or liquid crystals, or small-angle scattering from colloids, polymers, gels, or solutions.

A graphical interface for analyzing data from 2D x-ray detectors. is designed for analysis of data collected by many different types of detector. It implements facilities for changing the color scale of a false color image, drawing constant-intensity contours, recentering the image, correcting for a tilt of the detector with respect to the beam normal, changing the q-scale of the entire image, producing x-y plots versus q, 2-theta, qx, qy, or chi, saving the image in multiple graphics formats, saving the x-y data as an ASCII file, and adding or subtracting multiple data files. The data extracted for the x-y plot can be least-squares fit to a variety of commonly used functions. A summary page can be printed containing most useful information about the dataset including the false color image and a line. The recentering and rescaling can be done using a point-and-click graphical interface, by putting in previously calculated numbers, via least-squares fit to a Bragg ring of known d-spacing, or by using a Bruker calibration file (*.std). The program normally operates using a graphical user interface (GUI), but can also be operated in a "batch" mode for automated processing of multiple files.

The license of this software is Free Trial Software, the price is $100.00, you can free download and get a free trial.