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Advances in electron backscatter diffraction

The experimental technique of electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) is now twenty years old, as judged by the appearance in the open literature of publications relating to it. Initially it could be said to be an interesting and elegant laboratory technique that enabled diffraction patterns to be obtained in the scanning electron microscope. Very soon it was developed to measure ‘microtexture’, that is, texture on the scale of the microstructure. Then came automated pattern recognition and orientation mapping, which truly heralded the beginning of widespread EBSD application.