A water-cooled mirror system for synchrotron radiation

Water-cooled Heat Load Chopper for High-energy Synchrotron Experiments

FIGURE 2. Traditional X-ray scattering experiment setup. Photo Credit: Argonne National Laboratory. In addition to the setup shown in Figure 2, time resolution at BioCARS is provided by precise synchronization of additional beam blocking equipment placed before the sample under test—two rotating disk choppers and a shutter [2]. The X-ray beam is intercepted by a watercooled heat load chopper wh...

Synchrotron Radiation Monitoring System at Bepc

The synchrotron radiation by the relativistic particles is a useful and important diagnostic tool to obtain various beam parameters. The visible light of the synchrotron radiation emitted in a bending magnet of the BEPC storage ring is reflected through the window by a watercooled mirror in the vacuum chamber and then directed by a remote controlled mirror onto the optical bench supporting the ...

Multiple-detector System for Powder Diffraction Using Synchrotron Radiation

A multiple-detector system for powder diffraction using synchrotron radiation was built and has been operated at the Photon Factory in Tsukuba since May, 1995. The optics design is based on a flat-specimen-reflection geometry using parallel-beam, and the intensity data are collected by using asymmetric 2@stepscanning at a fixed incident angle. The multiple-detector system makes it possible to c...

The Personnel Protection System for a Synchrotron Radiation Accelerator Facility: Radiation Safety Perspective

The Personnel Protection System (PPS) at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory is summarized and reviewed from the radiation safety point of view. The PPS, which is designed to protect people from radiation exposure to beam operation, consists of the Access Control System (ACS) and the Beam Containment System (BCS). The ACS prevents people from being exposed to the very high radiation l...

A Refractive Collimator for Synchrotron Radiation