ICE Endstation
The ICE (Ions in Coincidence with Electrons) end station is a mobile end station that is designed to be compatible with a number of MAX IV LDM-relevant beamlines. By using a combination of multi-coincidence…
The ICE (Ions in Coincidence with Electrons) end station is a mobile end station that is designed to be compatible with a number of MAX IV LDM-relevant beamlines. By using a combination of multi-coincidence…
A number of LDM sample delivery systems are available at MAX IV (including a molecular jet/cluster source, liquid microjets, magnetron based source for metal particle beams, an aerodynamic lens sample…
…forced vibration, the electrons then produce x-ray beams which are delivered into several specialised experiement stations called beamlines. Here, a diverse number of experiments can occur, thanks to the brilliant light that…
…area) versus x-ray energy. DetectorEIGER2 X 4MLambda 3M “windmill” Usage SAXS WAXS Number of pixels 4M 3M Sensor size (h x v) 2068×2162 pixels 4x512x1536 pixels Pixel size (h x…
…exchangeable manipulator rod is available. The beamline offers a number of standard rods for different types of experiments, from solids under cryo-conditions, micro manipulation, to liquids and gases. The user…
…new experimental methods is to most efficiently collect the best data from a large number of crystals since these demanding projects with microcrystals inherently will need many crystals to record…