ID30B / MAD

Synopsis

ID30B is the second branch of the canted ID30 beam line. This beamline is tunable between 6.5 and 20 keV (1.9 – 0.62 Å). Two 1.4 m U₃₅ undulators ensure a high intensity (~6 x 10¹² phs/s^-1/mm²) X-ray beam. The vertical focusing is achieved at different energies by using CRL combinations. The horizontal focusing is performed by an eliptical mirror in the experimental hutch and contains three polished stripes for harmonic rejection at low, medium and high energies. The beam size at the sample position can be changed between 20 and 200 µm in diameter and is cleaned using beam definition apertures.

The experimental setup is currently composed of a MD2S micro-diffractometer, a new generation FlexHCD sample changer capable of accomodating SPINE standard pins stored in SPINE or Unipuck format and a Pilatus3 6M detector.

View of the ID30B experimental hutch.

An overview of the setup of optical and experimental setups can be found here.