Highly efficient beamline and spectrometer for inelastic soft X-ray scattering at high resolution

Lai, C.H.; Fung, H.S.; Wu, W.B.; Huang, H.Y.; Fu, H.W.; Lin, S.W.; Huang, S.W.; Chiu, C.C.; Wang, D.J.; Huang, L.J.; Tseng, T.C.; Chung, S.C.; Chen, C.T.; Huang, D.J.

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Figure 6
Photographs of the AGM–AGS beamline and spectrometer installed at beamline 05A1 of the Taiwan Light Source. The base granite blocks of the AGS grating and the CCD are separately placed on two granite platforms. Through an air cushion mechanism, the AGS can swing about a vertical axis at the sample position, while the gap between the movable base granite block and the fixed granite platform is between 30 and 35 µm. The rotation range is from 0° to 144°.

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Volume 21| Part 2| January 2014| Pages 325-332

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