BL02B2 Multiple micro-strip detector system
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INS-0000001576
The diffractometer with a multi modular system constructed by six MYTHEN detector is installed at the BL02B2 experimental hutch (Table 1 & Fig. 1). The time resolution is limited to 10 msec. The multi modular system usually takes powder diffraction data at different two 2θ positions because of interval between every detectors (two-step mode, Fig.2: left). In the case of observation of non-ambient experiment, it is useful to fix 2θ position of the multi modular system (single-step mode, Fig.2: right).
The sample temperature can be controlled in a wide range of temperature (20 ∼ 1073 K). The high and low temperature nitrogen gas flow systems are installed for high-temperature (300 ∼ 1073 K) and low-temperature (90 ∼ 500 K) experiments (Fig.3). It is possible to carry out the automated data collection in dependence of temperature controlled by LabVIEWTM software. Under 90 K, temperature must be controlled by a helium gas flow temperature device.
By taking advantage of third-generation high-energy synchrotron radiation, the multi modular system enables one a rapid and easy collection of high angular resolution powder data even for heavy materials. As a result, the beamline has flexibility for many levels of structural studies, for example, from measuring just lattice constants to obtaining accurate electron densities under extreme conditions.
- Table 1. Specifications of diffractometer.
Multiple micro-strip detector system | ||
MYTHEN 1 K detector | Size (width × length × thickness): 64×8×1 mm3, 6 modules | |
Camera radius: | 477.46mm | |
2θcoverrage | 1 - 75°, 0.006°/step (two-step mode) | |
1 - 35°, 0.006°/step (single-step mode) | ||
Collimator size | 0.1 (V) × 0.1 (H) mm2 ∼ 0.7 (V) × 3.0 (H) mm2 |
Fig1. Transmission-geometry powder diffractometer installed at the experimental hutch.
Fig 2. Measurement system for MYTHEN detector.
Fig 3. Temperature changing accessories.