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Divergence slit selection

Figure 3.40. Examples of proper (ScS) and improper (ScS ) selection of scatter slit aperture. DS - divergence slits, RS - receiving slits. Figure 3.40. Examples of proper (ScS) and improper (ScS ) selection of scatter slit aperture. DS - divergence slits, RS - receiving slits.
Discrimination by adjustable path length in gas-flow Geiger Counters, 258 Discriminators, see Pulse-height discriminator Pulse-height selection Distribution of sample in spot test, 228 Divergence of x-ray beam in slit system, 111, 112... [Pg.344]

Fig. 4.1. Schematic of an experimental set-up for absorption measurements at low temperature incorporating a Perkin-Elmer Model 99G monochromator. Si, S2 and S3 are IR sources selectable with plane mirrors Mi and M2. FM focusing spherical mirrors. Ei and E2 entrance and exit slits. CM off-axis paraboloid collimating mirror. G plane reflection grating. Beam 1 from Si is converted by CM into a parallel beam dispersed by G. One wavelength is diffracted in a direction where it can be intercepted by first mirror M as beam 2 and focused on the internal chopper Ch. Modulated beam 2 is redirected toward G as beam 3 and re-dispersed a second time as beam 4. Beam 4 intercepted by IM is focused on E2 and re-focused on the sample by FM. The divergent monochromatic beam is finally focused on thermocouple D by ellipsoidal mirror EFM. Fi, F2 and Pol are locations for transmission filters and a polarizer. Beam 1 can be blocked by shutter Sh (after [37]). With permission from the Institute of Physics... Fig. 4.1. Schematic of an experimental set-up for absorption measurements at low temperature incorporating a Perkin-Elmer Model 99G monochromator. Si, S2 and S3 are IR sources selectable with plane mirrors Mi and M2. FM focusing spherical mirrors. Ei and E2 entrance and exit slits. CM off-axis paraboloid collimating mirror. G plane reflection grating. Beam 1 from Si is converted by CM into a parallel beam dispersed by G. One wavelength is diffracted in a direction where it can be intercepted by first mirror M as beam 2 and focused on the internal chopper Ch. Modulated beam 2 is redirected toward G as beam 3 and re-dispersed a second time as beam 4. Beam 4 intercepted by IM is focused on E2 and re-focused on the sample by FM. The divergent monochromatic beam is finally focused on thermocouple D by ellipsoidal mirror EFM. Fi, F2 and Pol are locations for transmission filters and a polarizer. Beam 1 can be blocked by shutter Sh (after [37]). With permission from the Institute of Physics...

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