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Page 1: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays

Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Page 2: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

'Laboratory’ x-ray tubes - rotating anodes

Same mechanism for x-ray production - different anode setup

Page 3: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

'Laboratory’ x-ray tubes - rotating anodes

Same mechanism for x-ray production - different anode setup

Focal spot spreadout over cylindersurface

Tube power up to20X that of Coolidgetube

Page 4: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

Synchrotron

Electrons or positronsinjected into ring

Page 5: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

Synchrotron

Electrons or positronsinjected into ring

Where charged particlestream is bent, x-rays areemitted

Page 6: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

Synchrotron

Electrons or positronsinjected into ring

Where charged particlestream is bent, x-rays areemitted

X-ray beam: extremely bright very tiny low divergence - < milliradian

in ring plane

Page 7: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

Synchrotron

Electrons or positronsinjected into ring

Where charged particlestream is bent, x-rays areemitted

X-ray beam: extremely bright very tiny low divergence - < milliradian broad spectrum in ring plane

Page 8: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

Synchrotron

Electrons or positronsinjected into ring

Where charged particlestream is bent, x-rays areemitted

X-ray beam: extremely bright very tiny low divergence - < milliradian broad spectrum in ring plane

Can choose any in 0.1-10 Å using incident beam monochromatorMonochromator often focusing type

Page 9: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

Synchrotron

Electrons or positronsinjected into ring

Where charged particlestream is bent, x-rays areemitted

X-ray beam: extremely bright very tiny low divergence - < milliradian broad spectrum in ring plane

Can choose any in 0.1-10 Å using incident beam monochromatorMonochromator often focusing typeCan tune for absorption by specific atoms in specimen

Page 10: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

Synchrotron

Page 11: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

Synchrotron

Page 12: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - making x-rays

Synchrotron

Page 13: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Point - requires scan

Scintillation counterx-rays converted to light

Page 14: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Point - requires scan

Scintillation counterx-rays converted to light

Solid state (SiLi) detectorx-rays ––> electron-hole pairs

Page 15: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Point - requires scan

Scintillation counterx-rays converted to light

Solid state (SiLi) detectorx-rays ––> electron-hole pairs

very high resolutionvery low noise

dead time problemliq N2 temp required

Page 16: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Linear - may require scan, depending on instrument

Page 17: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Area

Film - old technologystill used, especially Polaroid

Page 18: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Area

Film - old technologystill used, especially Polaroid

CCD

Page 19: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Area

Film - old technologystill used, especially Polaroid

CCD

Multiwire

Page 20: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Area

Film - old technologystill used, especially Polaroid

CCD

Multiwire

Image ‘plates’ (BaBrF:Eu+2)

Page 21: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Area

Film - old technologystill used, especially Polaroid

CCD

Multiwire

Image ‘plates’ (BaBrF:Eu+2)

Page 22: Instrumentation - making & detecting x-rays Read Roe - Chap 2 through 2.5.1 (ignore neutrons)

Instrumentation - x-ray detectors

Area

Film - old technologystill used, especially Polaroid

CCD

Multiwire

Image ‘plates’ (BaBrF:Eu+2)