Journal of Synchrotron Radiation · 2001 · 30 citations · 1 references
EngineeringMicroscopyBiomedical EngineeringPolycapillary OpticsCompact X-ray TubeX-ray FluorescenceX-ray ImagingCalibrationX-ray TechnologyInstrumentationConventional X-ray SourceLaboratory MethodRadiologyHealth SciencesX-ray SourceNew ConceptLaboratory AutomationX-ray Free-electron LaserBioelectronicsX-ray DiffractionInstrument Development
In a conventional in-laboratory XAFS apparatus using conventional X-ray source, sealed tube or rotating anode, has been used. In which the X-ray source is fixed and the sample is moved (translated and rotated). Hence it has been difficult or required a complex method in order to put a heavy element, such as a cryogenic cooler, high temperature furnace and an in-situ reacting cell, at a sample position. Nowadays, there is a strong demand for obtaining dynamic information of a sample and in-situ observation becomes almost unavoidable. We have developed a compact X-ray tube and a new goniometer on which X-ray source is moved and monochromatic X-ray comes out of goniometer is fixed. Therefore it becomes easier to put a various cell at a sample position.
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Laboratory EXAFS Facilities -- 1980
Edward A. Stern · AIPC · 1980 · 19 citations
Engineering, Laboratory Management, Science And Technology Studies +4