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Figure 7
Top: schematic view of the diffraction geometry using the MetalJet X-ray source for the XSA experiments. Bottom left: size of the primary beam at the measurement location, taken with a fluorescent screen set to 24° (i.e. the vertical extension in the image corresponds to the true beam cross section). Bottom right: photograph of the MetalJet source. The arrow points to the polycapillary, which is adjusted by the hexapod below. Note that the actual beam cross section at the measuring point is slightly smaller than the diameter of the pinhole used to confine the primary beam at the exit side of the polycapillary, which is due to the focusing effect of the lens.

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Volume 54| Part 1| February 2021| Pages 32-41
https://doi.org/10.1107/S1600576720014508
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