Beamline 11-ID-D: Sector 11 - Insertion Device Beamline
X-ray Science Division, APS
Chemistry
Description
The scientific program of beamline 11-ID-D is focused on the investigation of structural and electronic relaxation processes of photo- and electronic-exited organic solutions, suspensions of nano particles, and the interfaces of organic and conducting materials. Various experimental setups and analytical tools are available to perform pump probe spectroscopy and wide-angle x-ray scattering experiments. The key elements are an in-line tandem undulator beamline that provides high flux (up to 1014 photons/s) in the energy range of 4.5KeV to 28KeV with a spot size of 150 x 50 microns and a high power laser system with 1mJ pulse power at various wavelengths.
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Supported Techniques
- X-ray absorption fine structure
- General diffraction
- Time-resolved x-ray absorption fine structure
Beamline Controls and Data Acquisition
Linux-EPICS, SPEC, MacOS, and Windows EPICS.
Detectors
- Pilatus 2M
- Ionization chambers
- Bicron
- Solid state detectors (Si and Ge)
- Canberra 9-element Ge
Additional Equipment
- Diffractometer
- Analyzer
- Detector
- Spectroscopy table
- 8-circle Huber goniometer
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Local Contacts
Beamline Specs
Source (upstream) |
3.3 Undulator (Undulator A) |
Source (downstream) |
2.3 Undulator |
Monochromator Type |
Si(220) |
Energy Range |
4-40 keV |
Resolution (ΔE/E) |
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Flux (photons/sec) |
@10 keV |
Beam Size (HxV) |
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Focused |
1000µm x 500µm
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For additional information see:
http://www.aps.anl.gov/Xray_Science_Division/Structural_Science/
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