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 2
Layout of the experimental hutch hosting the diffraction endstation at NanoMAX. The directions of the forward and diffracted X-ray beams are marked by dashed lines. The ventilation outlets (VO), the inside electronic cabinet, the chicanes used for the cables, the focusing mirrors (KB), the goniometer assembly, the robot detector holding the Merlin detector, the 2D forward detector (FWD Det) and the flight tube are marked.

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Volume 29| Part 3| May 2022| Pages 876-887

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