High-resolution thermal imaging with a combination of nano-focus X-ray diffraction and ultra-fast chip calorimetry

Rosenthal, M.; Doblas, D.; Hernandez, J.J.; Odarchenko, Y.I.; Burghammer, M.; Di Cola, E.; Spitzer, D.; Antipov, A.E.; Aldoshin, L.S.; Ivanov, D.A.

doi:10.1107/S1600577513024892

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(a) View of the sample stage at the ID13 nano-hutch facility at the ESRF with the nanocalorimetric sensor holder installed. The sensor is positioned vertically on top of a piezo-actuator (black cube) to allow the scanning of the region of interest with nanometre resolution. (b) Closer view of the custom-made modular sensor holder. The nanocalorimetric sensor is mounted onto a flat ceramic base compatible with X-ray diffraction in transmission. (c) A micrometre-sized In particle placed within the active area of the nanocalorimetric sensor. The heating elements and hot junctions of the thermopile are in close vicinity of the particle.

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ISSN: 1600-5775

Volume 21| Part 1| November 2014| Pages 223-228

doi:10.1107/S1600577513024892

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