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Multi-anode X-ray Source
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The Model 642-1 is an evolution of the single anode Model 642 soft x-ray source. It adds the capability to mount up to six anodes in the vacuum vessel. It is easy to switch between anodes under vacuum conditions. This source maintins the special feature, that there are two equivalent output beams. These originate from two views of the single emitting spot where the electron beam from the single hairpin filament collides with the interchangeable anode. The size of the focus spot depends on the operating parameters of the source.With respect to the two two beams, outputs are equal to +/-2% at Mg-K, O-K, C-K and B-K. Source output at these emissions reached 10^11 photons sec^-1 sterradian^-1 at less than the maximum anode load (5 Watts.)
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Some examples of available anodes: (many others available, please inquire) Magnesium L/M for 25.1nm (49.3eV) Aluminum L/M for 17.1nm (72.4eV) Silicon L/M for 13.5nm (91.5eV) Beryllium K for 11.4nm (108.5) Boron K for 6.7nm (183.3eV) Carbon K for 4.4nm (277eV) Oxygen K for 2.3nm (524eV) Magnesium K for 0.98nm (1253.6eV) (this is about the low limit for our grating based instruments...) |
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Calibration and reflectance work can be performed with the Model 248/310G. Built in reverse, the single anode Model 642 soft x-ray source is mounted on the scanning carriage. Tune the monochromator to a specific wavelength and have a good, fixed trajectory exit beam for calibration and reflectometry applications. The light sources used with the monochromator set up this way should be compact. Good choices include the Model 642 soft x-ray source and the hollow cathode, Model 629. The latter is better for emission lines from inert gases from 30 to 100nm. |