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Figure 3
Typical fine [\phi]-sliced profile on a logarithmic scale of a Bragg reflection as it passes through the Ewald sphere as measured with the PILATUS 1M detector with [\Delta\phi] = 0.02° per image. The profile was redrawn to illustrate the continuous-sample-rotation mode of the detector: the dead time of 5.9 ms (not to scale), due to the readout of an image, leads to a 0.59% reduction of the measured intensity for the 1 s exposures. The sampling theorem ensures that the [\phi] profile can be reconstructed with full accuracy from the fine [\phi]-sliced data. The dead time between exposures therefore does not represent any loss of information.

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Volume 39| Part 4| August 2006| Pages 550-557
https://doi.org/10.1107/S0021889806016591
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