Endstations
High Resolution Diffractometer
The high resolution diffractometer is located at 25.6 m from the source which allows a demagnification for a highly parallel beam with a spot size focused to 73 μm x 16 μm. The main components comprise a high precision air-bearing rotation axis and a detector portal, both designed at PSI.
Detector
PILATUS 6M (Dectris), it has 2463 x 2527 pixels, with an active area of 431 x 448 mm². This noise-free counting device combines extraordinary spatial resolution with full frame read-out times of 5 ms. These features make it an ideal detector for PX and enable novel data acquisition modes such as continuos data acquisition and fine-phi-slicing (minimum exposure time per frame: 0.08 s).
Automatic sample changer
An automatic sample changer (CATS) is available for efficient sample mounting.
Microspectrophotometer
The MS2 Microspectrophotometer can be optionally mounted for in-situ, on-axis optical spectroscopy. It currently supports UV/Vis, fluorescence and (Resonance) Raman spectroscopy experiments. Mounting time approximately 4h, unmounting 2h.
The high resolution diffractometer is located at 25.6 m from the source which allows a demagnification for a highly parallel beam with a spot size focused to 73 μm x 16 μm. The main components comprise a high precision air-bearing rotation axis and a detector portal, both designed at PSI.
Detector
PILATUS 6M (Dectris), it has 2463 x 2527 pixels, with an active area of 431 x 448 mm². This noise-free counting device combines extraordinary spatial resolution with full frame read-out times of 5 ms. These features make it an ideal detector for PX and enable novel data acquisition modes such as continuos data acquisition and fine-phi-slicing (minimum exposure time per frame: 0.08 s).
Automatic sample changer
An automatic sample changer (CATS) is available for efficient sample mounting.
Microspectrophotometer
The MS2 Microspectrophotometer can be optionally mounted for in-situ, on-axis optical spectroscopy. It currently supports UV/Vis, fluorescence and (Resonance) Raman spectroscopy experiments. Mounting time approximately 4h, unmounting 2h.