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The power of powder techniques is such that they have had an impact in most of the major developments in the field of new materials during recent years - with solid electrolytes, high-temperature superconductors, fullerenes, zeolites and giant magnetoresistance materials being obvious examples. As a consequence, powder diffraction has been transformed into one of the most exciting areas in scientific instrumentation.
   

D/teX-EDD

Features

  • 2 mm x 12 mm active detector area
  • Entire beam of a long fine focus X-ray tube contributes to the XRD measurement
  • Ultra low noise JFET
  • Linear up to 50,000 counts per second
  • Peltier cooled for minimal maintenance
  • Eliminates reflectivity loss associated with use of a diffracted beam monochromator
  • Results in higher count rates for shorter measurement times

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