Experimental Hutch
last modified
13-03-2007 16:48
The experimental hutch at BM16 contains both a PX station and a Non Crystalline Diffraction(NCD) station and can therefore facillitate a wide-range of experimental techniques.

Protein Crystallography (PX)
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- Single-axis HUBER diffractometer 20 arcsec accuracy (SOC 4-5 microns) - fastest angular oscillation 1 degree/sec
- A fast and reliable UniBlitz milli-second shutter syncronised with the phi axis movement via a MUSST control unit.
- Two pairs of horizontal and vertical slits from JJ-Xray separated by a gap of 200 mm. The first pair of slits define the beam size and the second pair remove scatter. The slits are made of Tungsten carbide (type 6 UF), are 2 mm thick and the edge is cut with an angle like a knife blade.
- ADSC Q210r CCD detector - Pixel size 51 microns (unbinned). Readout time less than 1secs. Vertical lift stage giving 90 mm of detector displacement for high resolution data collections - highest achievable resolution 0.7 A
- Oxford 600 CryoSystem with fully automated refill system
- AmpTek XR-100 CR fluorescence detector with 7 mm2 active area coupled
with a PX4 Digital Pulse Processor
- Fully automated edge scanning and MAD data collection
- Integrated monochromatic beam attenuators
- High resolution sample positioning camera with semi-automatic (3-click) sample centering
- Typical beam size 100 to 200 microns
- Typical exposure times 1-20 secs
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Small & Wide Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS/WAXS)