ID29: a high-intensity highly automated ESRF beamline for macromolecular crystallography experiments exploiting anomalous scattering

de Sanctis, D.; Beteva, A.; Caserotto, H.; Dobias, F.; Gabadinho, J.; Giraud, T.; Gobbo, A.; Guijarro, M.; Lentini, M.; Lavault, B.; Mairs, T.; McSweeney, S.; Petitdemange, S.; Rey-Bakaikoa, V.; Surr, J.; Theveneau, P.; Leonard, G.A.; Mueller-Dieckmann, C.

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Figure 2
ID29 X-ray source, beam size and flux at the sample position. (a) The output spectra of the two undulators (U₃₅ green, U₂₁ blue) that currently serve as radiation sources [photons s⁻¹ (0.1% bandwidth)⁻¹ through a 3 mm (H) × 1 mm (V) pinhole at 30 m]. Also shown (green) is the output spectrum of an in-air 3.2 m ESRF U₃₅ undulator with 11 mm minimum gap. (b) Three-dimensional profile of the X-ray beam at the sample position. Intensity is shown in arbitrary units. (c) Photon flux (photons s⁻¹) at the sample position as a function of energy and beam-defining aperture used.

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Volume 19| Part 3| March 2012| Pages 455-461

doi:10.1107/S0909049512009715

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