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Jiangsu Weilinko Biotechnology Co., Ltd
sales@jswelink.com
18261695589
Building 40, No. 60 Weixin Road, Suzhou Industrial Park
The ARL EQUINOX 3000 and 3500 are equipped with ultra large area real-time detectors that can synchronously collect the entire spectrum in real time. This makes it have faster detection speed and particularly suitable for in situ research and experiments related to crystallization/phase transition.
The ARL EQUINOX 3000 and ARL EQUINOX 3500 use standard high-power phototubes. To achieve high analytical sensitivity and resolution, we recommend using parallel light or focused light multilayer mirrors. In addition, monochromators can also be used in the optical path. If a graphite monochromator is used, the sensitivity of the instrument can be improved. If a germanium monochromator is used, the resolution can be improved. The ARL EQUINOX 3000 and ARL EQUINOX 3500 can also be equipped with the SiamX dual monochromator system (a two in one device of germanium monochromator and graphite monochromator), which can easily convert between the two optical modes.
- Better spectral resolution
The spectrum only contains K α 1 wavelength
- Generate * beam of light
- High intensity focal spot focusing on the detector
- Retained K α 1&2 wavelengths
When conducting dynamic research, it is necessary to quickly collect spectra, and a focusing lens is an ideal configuration at this time
The sensitivity of the spectrum is better
The spectrum retains the K α 1&2 wavelengths
- Generate high-intensity parallel light
- Retain K α 1&2 wavelengths
When conducting GIXRD and XRR measurements, parallel light multilayer mirrors can significantly shorten the testing time and are an ideal configuration
ARL EQUINOX 3000 equipped with CPS 120 ultra large area real-time detector
ARL EQUINOX 3500 equipped with CPS 590 ultra large area real-time detector
FWHM (full width at half maximum) is only half of CPS120
When studying the relationship between the physical or chemical properties of materials and changes in temperature, environment, pressure, or other factors, real-time dynamic testing of their crystal structure is required. When the material undergoes a phase transition, Thermo Fisher's ultra large area real-time detector technology can be used for observation. This detector can synchronously collect abnormally complex XRD spectra, ensuring that any phase changes that occur during the experimental process are not missed, especially when unstable compounds are present in the material.