Design and performance of a dedicated coherent X-ray scanning diffraction instrument at beamline NanoMAX of MAX IV

Carbone, D.; Kalbfleisch, S.; Johansson, U.; Björling, A.; Kahnt, M.; Sala, S.; Stankevic, T.; Rodriguez-Fernandez, A.; Bring, B.; Matej, Z.; Bell, P.; Erb, D.; Hardion, V.; Weninger, C.; Al-Sallami, H.; Lidon-Simon, J.; Carlson, S.; Jerrebo, A.; Norsk Jensen, B.; Bjermo, A.; Åhnberg, K.; Roslund, L.

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Figure 13
Photographs of the Merlin pixel detector mounted on the robot arm. (a) Using the three hooks visible around the central chip, (b) the light He-flushed flight tube is mounted on a plastic frame directly on the detector. It is positioned between the sample and the detector to reduce air scattering.

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