Microbeam small‐angle scattering experiments and their combination with microdiffraction | Zendy

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Microbeam small‐angle scattering experiments and their combination with microdiffraction

Author(s) -

Riekel C.,

Burghammer M.,

Müller M.

Publication year - 2000

Publication title -

journal of applied crystallography

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.429

H-Index - 162

ISSN - 1600-5767

DOI - 10.1107/s0021889899014375

Subject(s) - microbeam , optics , beamline , small angle x ray scattering , collimated light , undulator , pinhole (optics) , materials science , small angle scattering , scattering , resolution (logic) , detector , beam (structure) , axicon , physics , laser , laser beams , artificial intelligence , computer science

The brilliance of undulator X‐ray sources can be used to develop microfocusing optics for wide‐angle (WAXS) and small‐angle (SAXS) X‐ray scattering. At the ESRF microfocus beamline, a beam size of 10 μm is obtained by a pinhole collimating system coupled to a double focusing mirror. This allows resolving the first order of collagen (67 nm). Glass capillary optics provides a beam size close to one micron, however, with a more limited resolution. A high‐resolution CCD detector allows combined SAXS/WAXS experiments for one detector setting.

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