About our beamlines
last modified
24-06-2009 09:56
Before you come to the ESRF please read the "Prepare Your Experiment" pages. Once here the "Run Your Experiment" pages will help you along the way and if you get into any difficulties the "Trouble Shooting" pages should have the answers. If you are struggling to find information then please use the "MX Search Engine".
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ID14-4
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Beamline ID14-4 is an end station of the ID14 beamline providing high brilliance around 13.2 keV, as well as tunability between 9.6 keV and 14.5 keV for MAD and SAD measurements. |
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ID23-1
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ID23-1 is a fully tunable beamline capable of MAD measurements from 6 to 20 keV energy (2.07 Å to 0.62 Å). |
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ID29
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ID29 is intended for high intensity, high energy resolution MAD and SAD measurements over a wide range of X-ray wavelengths. It uses two complementary undulator sources: a standard U35 and an in vacuum U21. |
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ID23-2
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ID23-2, is fixed energy (14.20 keV, 0.873 Å) with a beam focussed to around 5 microns in diameter. |
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ID14-1
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Station ID14-1 is one of the four macromolecular crystallography beamlines using the highly intense ID14 undulators. It is a fixed energy station dedicated to high throughput structural biology. |
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ID14-2
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Station ID14-2 is one of the four macromolecular crystallography beamlines using the highly intense ID14 undulators. It is a fixed energy station dedicated to high throughput structural biology. |
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ID14-3
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Station ID14-3 is one of the four end stations using the highly intense ID14 undulators. It is a fixed energy station and is recently back to operation as a SAXS beamline for the study of proteins in solution. |
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