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The Bruker AXS D8 Advance X-Ray Diffractometer is housed in Manning Hall, in the Department of Physics.

The Bruker D8 ADVANCE has the ability to perform a full range of applications, from qualitative and quantitative phase identification, under ambient or non-ambient conditions, to crystal structure solution from powder samples, crystallite size determination, micro strain analysis, residual stress analysis, and preferred orientation.

Bruker X-ray diffractometer

Bruker AXS D8 Advance

SPECIFICATIONS:

X-RAY SOURCE

2.2kW Cu and Co, Running condiction (40kV, 40mA), Power stability is better than 0.01%

DETECTORS

Point detector, Vantec-1 detector

OPTICS

Gobel Mirror

GONIOMETER

High precision microprocessor controlled, two circle goniometer with independent stepper motors and optical encoders; Smallest angular step 0.0001°; Reproducibility +/- 0.0001°

SAMPLE STAGE

Centric ¼-Circle Eulerian Cradle.motorized Chi(tilt) and Phi(rotation) rotations and X-Y-Z translations. The cradle accommodates bulky specimens, powders, thin-films, and wafers up to 80 x 50 x 20 mm and weighing up to 1 kg

ATTACHMENTS

High Temperature MRI stage (RT-1400C), Thin Film Reflectometry, sample spinner, video camera, sample plate with 9-sample holders

SOFTWARE

LEPTOZ, TOPAZ, ICCD

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