Reconstruction of BL7B for UV, VIS and IR spectroscopy with a 3 m normal‐incidence monochromator | Zendy

Fukui Kazutoshi | Zendy; Nakagawa Hideyuki | Zendy; Shimoyama Iwao | Zendy; Nakagawa Kazumichi | Zendy; Okamura Hidekazu | Zendy; Nanba Takao | Zendy; Hasumoto Masami | Zendy; Kinoshita Toyohiko | Zendy

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Reconstruction of BL7B for UV, VIS and IR spectroscopy with a 3 m normal‐incidence monochromator

Author(s) -

Fukui Kazutoshi,

Nakagawa Hideyuki,

Shimoyama Iwao,

Nakagawa Kazumichi,

Okamura Hidekazu,

Nanba Takao,

Hasumoto Masami,

Kinoshita Toyohiko

Publication year - 1998

Publication title -

journal of synchrotron radiation

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.172

H-Index - 99

ISSN - 1600-5775

DOI - 10.1107/s0909049598000430

Subject(s) - monochromator , beamline , optics , spectroscopy , incidence (geometry) , polarization (electrochemistry) , physics , materials science , chemistry , wavelength , beam (structure) , quantum mechanics

The beamline BL7B at the UVSOR facility for solid‐state spectroscopy is currently under reconstruction. This reconstruction mainly involves the replacement of the 1 m Seya–Namioka‐type monochromator (50–600 nm) with a 3 m NIM (modified version of McPherson model 2253), which covers the 50–1000 nm range with three gratings. The deviation angle of the gratings is 15°. For linear and circular polarization experiments, the beamline optics consist of a two‐grazing‐incidence (87.5°) pre‐mirror system and a normal‐incidence (15°) post‐mirror.

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