X-Ray Cameras

X-radiation (composed of X-rays) is a form of electromagnetic radiation. X-rays have a wavelength in the range of 10 to 0.01 nanometers. They are shorter in wavelength than UV rays and longer than gamma rays.

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Equipment

S-MAX3000 Small angle X-Ray Scattering (SAXS) Pinhole Camera System

The S-MAX3000 pinhole SAXS camera design is offered with a range of conventional or high brilliance X-ray sources.

Hecus XRS S3-MICROpix X-Ray Camera System

The S3-MICROpix® is the outcome of the combined knowledge and skills of Dectris and Hecus. The small- and wide-angle x-ray scattering system S3-MICRO with the Pilatus 100K-detector is now available and impresses with power, speed and compactness.

Hecus XRS System3 Modular SAXS / SWAXS X-Ray Camera System

System3 is a modular camera system that can be operated in both, line- and point-collimation mode on conventional sealed-tube or rotating-anode generators. For measurements on isotropic, unoriented samples such as dilute macromolecular solutions, nanopowders, polymers, or ceramic materials, line collimation X-ray optics are a viable and economical alternative to point-focussing optics. Reliable software tools are available for the necessary corrections of the scattering curves (desmearing).

Hecus XRS S3-MICROcaliX X-Ray Camera System

The new S3-MICROcaliX® combines proprietary technologies in X-ray optics, calorimetry and advanced data acquisition systems. The uniquely high X-ray brilliance of the Hecus S3-MICRO SWAXS system allows to perform temperature scanning experiments with rates up to 120°/h, a dynamic calorimeter range of ± 190 mW and a sensitivity of 0.02 µW. Nanostructural and calorimetric effects, phase transitions, reactions in solid powders, pastes and liquid samples can now be investigated simultaneously in one single experiment.