diffractometer

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diffractometer

(ˌdɪfrækˈtɒmɪtə)
n
(General Physics) physics an instrument used in studying diffraction, as in the determination of crystal structure by diffraction of X-rays
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has debuted a new generation of Mythen2 R high-performance microstrip X-ray detectors for OEM (original equipment manufacturer) use in laboratory and portable diffractometers. The new Mythen2 R series features full-range Ti to Ag detection, signal-to-noise ratios, a new control system, the ability to be combined into larger systems, and new compact size, which makes the series suitable for any diffractometer geometry from portable instruments to large multi-modular systems.
The new MYTHEN2 R series feature full-range Ti to Ag detection, supreme signal-to-noise ratios, a new control system, the ability to be combined into larger systems, and new compact size making the series suitable for any diffractometer geometry from portable instruments to large multi-modular systems.
According to the company, the new Mythen2 R series feature full-range Ti to Ag detection, supreme signal-to-noise ratios, a new control system, the ability to be combined into larger systems, and new compact size, making the series suitable for any diffractometer geometry from portable instruments to large multi-modular systems.
Using inXitu's field portable X-ray diffractometer, Terra, Dr.
Fundamental parameters profile fitting (FPPF) has been used to synthesize and fit data from both parallel beam and divergent beam diffractometers. The refined parameters are determined by the diffractometer configuration.
On the stand will be a PQ Ruby Sub'tomic Laser Ellipsometer/Reflectometer which is optimized for characterizing UTGOs, and an X'Pert PRO MRD (Materials Research Diffractometer) which analyzes structure, composition, thickness, residual stress and texture of compound semiconductor materials.
This $25.7-million-a-year nonprofit institute lost sophisticated analytical equipment valued at about $4.5 million, including an X-ray diffractometer, X-ray fluorescence spectrometer, three scanning electron microscopes, and a molecular-scale milling machine.
Diano Corp., Woburn, Mass., is offering a lower cost x-ray diffractometer for nondestructive material identification.
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