Laser-heating system for high-pressure X-ray diffraction at the Extreme Conditions beamline I15 at Diamond Light Source

Anzellini, S.; Kleppe, A.K.; Daisenberger, D.; Wharmby, M.T.; Giampaoli, R.; Boccato, S.; Baron, M.A.; Miozzi, F.; Keeble, D.S.; Ross, A.; Gurney, S.; Thompson, J.; Knap, G.; Booth, M.; Hudson, L.; Hawkins, D.; Walter, M.J.; Wilhelm, H.

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(a) Close-up view of the region around the pressure cell (DAC) for the off-axis laser delivery. Both laser delivery optics are visible. Perforated mirrors (PM) in the X-ray path allow the direct X-ray beam to pass through but reflect the thermal emission from the sample towards the collecting optics (only L1 visible). For spatial stability the DAC is water cooled. BS: beamstop. PH: clean-up disk. In the present picture, the iris mounted on L1 is visible. (b) Detailed view of the region near a perforated mirror.

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Volume 25| Part 6| November 2018| Pages 1860-1868

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