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The ability to non-destructively measure the structural properties ofdevices, either in situ or operando, are now possible using an intense X-raysynchrotron source combined with specialized equipment. This tool attractedresearchers, in particular metallurgists, to attempt more complex and ambitiousexperiments aimed at answering unresolved questions in formation mechanisms,phase transitions, and magnetism complex alloys for industrial applications. Inthis paper, we introduce the diffraction diffusion anomale multi-longueurd'onde (D2AM) beamline, a French collaborating research group (CRG) beamline atthe European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF), partially dedicated to insitu X-ray scattering experiments. The design of the beamline combined with theavailable equipment (two-dimensional fast photon counting detectors,sophisticated high precision kappa diffractometer, a variety of sampleenvironments, continuous scanning for X-ray imaging, and specific software fordata analysis) has made the D2AM beamline a highly efficient tool for advanced,in situ synchrotron characterization in materials science, e.g., single crystalor polycrystalline materials, powders, liquids, thin films, or epitaxialnanostructures. This paper gathers the main elements and equipment available atthe beamline and shows its potential and flexibility in performing a widevariety of temporally, spatially, and energetically resolved X-ray synchrotronscattering measurements in situ.

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Advanced Non-Destructive in Situ Characterization of Metals with the  French Collaborating Research Group D2AM/BM02 Beamline at the European  Synchrotron Radiation Facility