Performance of the new biological small- and wide-angle X-ray scattering beamline 13A at the Taiwan Photon Source

Shih, O.; Liao, K.-F.; Yeh, Y.-Q.; Su, C.-J.; Wang, C.-A.; Chang, J.-W.; Wu, W.-R.; Liang, C.-C.; Lin, C.-Y.; Lee, T.-H.; Chang, C.-H.; Chiang, L.-C.; Chang, C.-F.; Liu, D.-G.; Lee, M.-H.; Liu, C.-Y.; Hsu, T.-W.; Mansel, B.; Ho, M.-C.; Shu, C.-Y.; Lee, F.; Yen, E.; Lin, T.-C.; Jeng, U.

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Figure 3
(a) Cartoon illustration of the vacuum vessel for the SWAXS detection system at the TPS 13A endstation. (b) Inside the vacuum vessel, the Eiger X 1M (WAXS detector) sits on its stage, rolling on the rail system at the front; the Eiger X 9M (SAXS detector) is farther on the same rail system. (c) A back view of the detector vessel, with all the vacuum feedthroughs on the end tank. The detector vessel sits on another double-rail system to translate the whole system along the X-ray beam. Vibration isolation bellows (indicated) are installed to reduce the effects of detector vessel deformation during vacuum pumping on the precision rail alignment of the detector double-rail system enclosed inside the vacuum vessel. (d) Photograph of the entrance window and fast-closing shutter (FCS) selectively sealed with a Kapton window (40 mm by 60 mm) or an Si₃N₄ window (15 mm by 15 mm). Also shown are a protection shield for the entrance window and an air curtain to dispel hot air from a heated sample stage close to the window.

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Volume 55| Part 2| April 2022| Pages 340-352

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