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Cryo Capability |
open flow liq He cryostream |
Cryo Industries Cryocool-LHe |
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Status Details |
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Open |
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Secondary Contact: Email |
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ckrest@slac.stanford.edu |
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Secondary Contact: Name |
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Courtney Roach |
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Software: Classification |
, Control/collection, Processing |
Control/data collection, Processing, Analysis |
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Software: Name |
Microscan GUI, MicroXAS, SMAK (Microtoolkit), |
Microscan GUI, MicroXAS, SMAK (Microtoolkit), ICS, XAS-Collect |
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Lab Facilities |
COLD ROOM |
Sample preparation laboratory, cold room, glove boxes, microscopes |
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Cryo Capability Details |
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20-200 K |
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Cryo Capability |
Oxford Cryojet |
open flow liq He cryostream |
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Detector: Details |
ionization chambers, Vortex detector, 4-element Vortex detector, CCD detector, large-area PIPS |
Ionization chambers, Vortex detector, 4-element Vortex detector, CCD detector, large-area PIPS |
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Mirrors |
Flat, bent, vertically collimating, 1 m, Si, Ni-coated, M1 mirror: Bent, toroidal, 1.2 m, Ni-coated Kirkpatrick-Baez System (microfocus) |
Flat, bent, vertically collimating, 1 m, Si, Ni-coated, M1 mirror: Bent, toroidal, 1.2 m, Ni-coated Kirkpatrick-Baez system (microfocus) |
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Monochromator |
water cooled, double crystal |
Water cooled, double crystal, non-fixed exit slit |
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Special Capabilities |
Absorption Edges, Microfocus |
Absorption Edges, Microfocus XAS Imaging |
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Experiments Details |
BL14-3 is a bending magnet side station for X-ray imaging and micro X-ray absorption spectroscopy of biological, material, and geological samples. Most often used for data collection at the sulfur K edge, BL14-3 is also capable of obtaining spectroscopy data at the phosphorous K edge. During imaging mode a Kirkpatrick-Baez (KB) mirrors system is used to achieve microfocus with a beam size of about 5 x 5 microns. BL14-3 is equipped with a Vortex silicon drift detector and ionization chambers for imaging. Sample positions are controlled with submicron accuracy by a Newport sample stage, inside a helium environment. BL14-3 is ideal for obtaining elemental maps of small samples (about 20 microns to 25 mm) as well as performing spectroscopy on selected points in the sample (about 5 x5 microns). Bulk XAS can be performed on a separate in-hutch table using the upstream optics in focused or defocused configurations. Bulk XAS experiments employ either a 4-element Vortex detector or a large-area Canberra PIPS detector. A motorized multi-sample holder is available to allow queued data collection. |
BL14-3 is a bending magnet side station for X-ray imaging and micro X-ray absorption spectroscopy of biological, material, and geological samples. Most often used for data collection at the sulfur K edge, BL14-3 is also capable of obtaining spectroscopy data at the phosphorous K edge. During imaging mode a Kirkpatrick-Baez (KB) mirrors system is used to achieve microfocus with a beam size of ~ 5 x 5 microns. BL14-3 is equipped with a Vortex silicon drift detector and ionization chambers for imaging. Sample positions are controlled with submicron accuracy by a Newport sample stage, inside a helium environment. BL14-3 is ideal for obtaining elemental maps of small samples (~ 20 microns to 25 mm) as well as performing spectroscopy on selected points in the sample (~5 x 5 microns). Bulk XAS can be performed on a separate in-hutch table using the upstream optics in focused or defocused configurations. Bulk XAS experiments employ either a 4-element Vortex detector or a large-area Canberra PIPS detector. A motorized multi-sample holder is available to allow queued data collection. |
| 2014-09-30 12:34:16 |
Experiments Details |
BL 14-3 is a bending magnet side station dedicated to X-ray imaging and micro X-ray absorption spectroscopy of biological, material, and geological samples. Most often used for data collection at the sulfur edge, BL14-3 is the only beamline at SSRL capable of obtaining spectroscopy data at the phosphorous edge. During imaging mode a Kirkpatrick-Baez (KB) mirrors system is used to achieve microfocus with a beam size of about 5 x 5 microns. Beamline 14-3 is equipped with a Vortex silicon drift detector and ionization chambers for imaging. Sample positions are controlled with submicron accuracy by a Newport sample stage, inside a helium environment. BL 14-3 is ideal for obtaining elemental maps of small samples (about 20 microns to 25 mm) as well as performing spectroscopy on selected points in the sample (about 5 x5 microns). Bulk XAS can be performed on the front hutch table using the upstream optics in focused or defocused configurations. Bulk XAS experiments employ either a 4-element Vortex detector and large-area Canberra PIPS detector. A motorized sample paddle is available to allow queued data collection. |
BL14-3 is a bending magnet side station for X-ray imaging and micro X-ray absorption spectroscopy of biological, material, and geological samples. Most often used for data collection at the sulfur K edge, BL14-3 is also capable of obtaining spectroscopy data at the phosphorous K edge. During imaging mode a Kirkpatrick-Baez (KB) mirrors system is used to achieve microfocus with a beam size of about 5 x 5 microns. BL14-3 is equipped with a Vortex silicon drift detector and ionization chambers for imaging. Sample positions are controlled with submicron accuracy by a Newport sample stage, inside a helium environment. BL14-3 is ideal for obtaining elemental maps of small samples (about 20 microns to 25 mm) as well as performing spectroscopy on selected points in the sample (about 5 x5 microns). Bulk XAS can be performed on a separate in-hutch table using the upstream optics in focused or defocused configurations. Bulk XAS experiments employ either a 4-element Vortex detector or a large-area Canberra PIPS detector. A motorized multi-sample holder is available to allow queued data collection. |
| 2014-09-25 07:25:29 |
Experiments Details |
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BL 14-3 is a bending magnet side station dedicated to X-ray imaging and micro X-ray absorption spectroscopy of biological, material, and geological samples. Most often used for data collection at the sulfur edge, BL14-3 is the only beamline at SSRL capable of obtaining spectroscopy data at the phosphorous edge. During imaging mode a Kirkpatrick-Baez (KB) mirrors system is used to achieve microfocus with a beam size of about 5 x 5 microns. Beamline 14-3 is equipped with a Vortex silicon drift detector and ionization chambers for imaging. Sample positions are controlled with submicron accuracy by a Newport sample stage, inside a helium environment. BL 14-3 is ideal for obtaining elemental maps of small samples (about 20 microns to 25 mm) as well as performing spectroscopy on selected points in the sample (about 5 x5 microns). Bulk XAS can be performed on the front hutch table using the upstream optics in focused or defocused configurations. Bulk XAS experiments employ either a 4-element Vortex detector and large-area Canberra PIPS detector. A motorized sample paddle is available to allow queued data collection. |
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Mirrors |
Flat, bent, vertically collimating, 1 m, Si, Ni-coated |
Flat, bent, vertically collimating, 1 m, Si, Ni-coated, M1 mirror: Bent, toroidal, 1.2 m, Ni-coated Kirkpatrick-Baez System (microfocus) |
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Robotics: More Info |
: Newport Micro sample positioner, 4-slot and 8-slot motorized sample holder for bulk spectroscopy |
Newport Micro sample positioner, 4-slot and 8-slot motorized sample holder for bulk spectroscopy |
