The moving-beam diffraction geometry: the DIAD application of a diffraction scanning probe

Leonardi, A.; James, A.; Reinhard, C.; Drakopoulos, M.; Williams, B.; Dehyle, H.; Filik, J.; Perera, L.; Ahmed, S.

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Figure 6
Sample alignment with the tomography axes of rotation. Samples are aligned with the GTS axes of rotation, exploiting the fact that the x–z motor is mounted above the rotation motor. After the flat-plate sample is oriented orthogonal to the FOV plane (I $[\rightarrow]$ II), it is shifted to the center of the FOV (II $[\rightarrow]$ III), which is aligned with the axes of rotation at the start of the beamline setup. Finally, a 90° rotation is applied to bring the plane of the sample orthogonal to the beam stream (III $[\rightarrow]$ IV).

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Volume 59| Part 1| February 2026| Pages 12-27

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