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From Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Inc.
The term "polycapillary" indicates multiple (poly) fine glass tubes (capillaries) that guide X-rays. Xrays generated by a point source are accepted at a high solid angle by the polycapillaries, and emerge as a parallel beam at the opposite end. This optics system utilizes the X-rays generated by the X-ray tube more efficiently than the standard (concentrating) method (the Bragg-Brentano Method), to achieve higher diffraction X-ray intensities. The parallel-beam polycapillary method used by the optics system ensures that the angle of diffraction does not change due to displacements of the sample measurement surface. Product Announcements
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Traditional Bragg-Brentano X-ray diffractometers require precise positioning of source, sample and detector. These limitations, along with large size, make them unsuitable for in-line measurements.
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Peter Siddons
National Synchrotron Light Source
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton, New York
22.1 CRYSTAL MONOCHROMATORS
For X-ray energies higher than 2 keV or so, gratings become...
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Powder diffraction is a technique used by x-ray diffraction instruments. A powder or polycrystalline sample is irradiated with a beam of x-rays, and the resulting powder diffraction pattern is...
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CHAPTER LIST
SubPart 3.1: Introduction
Chapter 19: An Introduction to X-Ray and Neutron Optics
SubPart 3.2: Refractive Optics
Chapter 20: Refractive X-Ray Optics
SubPart 3.3: Diffractive...
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1.1 Introduction to the Geometrical Theory of Diffraction
1.1.1 General overview of the theory and basic concepts
The geometrical theory of diffraction (GTD) was conceived by Keller in the...
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