Optical design and performance of the biological small-angle X-ray scattering beamline at the Taiwan Photon Source

Liu, D.-G.; Chang, C.-H.; Chiang, L.-C.; Lee, M.-H.; Chang, C.-F.; Lin, C.-Y.; Liang, C.-C.; Lee, T.-H.; Lin, S.-W.; Liu, C.-Y.; Hwang, C.-S.; Huang, J.-C.; Kuan, C.-K.; Wang, H.-S.; Liu, Y.-C.; Tseng, F.-H.; Chuang, J.-Y.; Liao, W.-R.; Li, H.-C.; Su, C.-J.; Liao, K.-F.; Yeh, Y.-Q.; Shih, O.; Wu, W.-R.; Wang, C.-A.; Jeng, U.

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Figure 9
A CSS graphic view (not to scale) of the endstation zone, comprising (from the right) the primary components, including the three XBPMs of Rigi, Civi-1 and Civi-2. The left-hand-side is the detecting system with the two Eiger detectors X 1M and X 9M moving in a large vacuum vessel, 12 m in length and 1.5 m in diameter, for ∼10 m traveling distance along the beam path at a speed of 0.5 m min⁻¹. The shortest camera distances are 710 mm and 180 mm for the two detectors, respectively. The Eiger X 9M could move ±120 mm in the lateral and vertical directions, respectively, and is equipped with a 4 mm beamstop.

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Volume 28| Part 6| November 2021| Pages 1954-1965

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