Single-shot hard X-ray spectrometer with uniform spatial and spectral response

Singleton, M.M.; Sun, P.; Andersen, L.; Appel, K.; Descamps, A.; Glenzer, S.H.; Göde, S.; Humphries, O.S.; Kujala, N.; McBride, E.E.; Preston, T.R.; Rahul, S.V.; Zastrau, U.; Hastings, J.B.; Fletcher, L.B.

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Figure 2
(a) Glassy carbon scattering cross section, reproduced from Zhang et al. (2010

) under CC BY-NC 2.0. The region of interest corresponds to the approximately flat portion in the range 0.01 Å < q < 0.1 Å. (b) Glassy carbon correction map for the Jungfrau detector, obtained by mapping the scattering cross-section values onto the corresponding positions on the detector image. (c) Jungfrau detector image corrected using the glassy carbon scattering cross section shown in panel (b) and masked to exclude the beam block and detector gaps.

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