BioMAX – the first macromolecular crystallography beamline at MAX IV Laboratory

Ursby, T.; Åhnberg, K.; Appio, R.; Aurelius, O.; Barczyk, A.; Bartalesi, A.; Bjelčić, M.; Bolmsten, F.; Cerenius, Y.; Doak, R.B.; Eguiraun, M.; Eriksson, T.; Friel, R.J.; Gorgisyan, I.; Gross, A.; Haghighat, V.; Hennies, F.; Jagudin, E.; Norsk Jensen, B.; Jeppsson, T.; Kloos, M.; Lidon-Simon, J.; de Lima, G.M.A.; Lizatovic, R.; Lundin, M.; Milan-Otero, A.; Milas, M.; Nan, J.; Nardella, A.; Rosborg, A.; Shilova, A.; Shoeman, R.L.; Siewert, F.; Sondhauss, P.; Talibov, V.O.; Tarawneh, H.; Thånell, J.; Thunnissen, M.; Unge, J.; Ward, C.; Gonzalez, A.; Mueller, U.

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Figure 1
Beamline components from undulator to the detector: (1) undulator, (2) two front-end beam position monitors, (3) front-end fluorescent screen, (4) optics hutch fixed mask, (5) diamond filters, (6) double-crystal monochromator, (7) fluorescent screen, (8) NanoBPM, (9) slits, (10) vertical focusing mirror, (11) horizontal focusing mirror, (12) NanoBPM, (13) beam conditioning unit (BCU), (14) sample and (15) detector. The components in the BCU chamber are shown in the enlargement and include (16) slits, (17) beamviewer/intensity monitor, (18) two diamond beam position monitors, (19) attenuators, (20) shutter, (21) slits and (22) beamviewer/intensity monitor (illustration by J. Kvistholm).

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