X-ray diffractometer with high brightness source Rigaku SmartLab 9kW (RIGAKU9)


Guarantor:
Ondřej Caha, Ph.D.

Instrument status:
Operational Operational, 17.10.2024 11:21

Equipment placement:
CEITEC Nano - A1.16


Diffractometer for complex structural analysis of nanostructured materials and 2D – 0D nanostructures


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Specification

Universal x-ray diffractometer with various high resolution, low resolutionand polycapilary optics, equipped with a high temperature chamber for in-situmeasurements.

Radiation High intensity Cu rotating anode X-ray tube (8 keV photon energy) toenhance signal from very thin layers; 45kV, 200mA
Goniometer Vertical θ–θ goniometer with an in-plane detector arm.
Horizontal sample position can be used for most of the experimentaltechniques without gluing the sample.
Incident optics CBO with parabolic Goebel mirror, automatic incidence slit
Ge 220 2-bounce and 4-bounce monochromators
polycapillary focusing optics
Sample stages X-Y mapping stage with range 100mm, tilt stage, capillary holder
Sample size maximum diameter 150 mm, thickness up to 25 mm (absolute maximum cca75 mm)
Receiving optics PSA, Ge 220 2-bounce analyzer
Detectors proportional and linear (D-tex)
DHS-1100 chamber up to 1100°C; vacuum, air, inert gases

Available techniques and resulting information

X-ray reflectivity and coplanar diffuse scattering Thin films and multi-layers of inorganic or organic materials Thickness of layers (range 1 to hundreds of nm), surface and interfaceroughness, and roughness lateral correlations
Coplanar X-ray diffraction (available at various resolutions) Epitaxial hetero-structures and nano-structures Lattice parameters, lattice strain, chemical composition, inter-layerdiffusion
Wide angle diffraction Polycrystalline thin films Lattice parameters and strain
Pole figures measurements Polycrystalline samples – both, bulk or thin films Distribution of preferential crystallographic orientation (texture)
Grazing incidence X-ray diffraction (GIXRD) Thin crystalline films
In-plane lattice parameters and preferential crystallites orientation inthin films. Depth resolved measurements
Small angle X-ray scattering and grazing incidence small anglescattering – in 1D mode
Nano-particles (in solution or thin films) and nano-porous thin films Particles and pores size and size distribution, their mutual distance; feature size up to >≈ 100 nm
Scanning micro-diffraction Laterally inhomogeneous samples Information as for techniques above with lateral resolution down to 0.2 mm
X-ray diffraction and scattering during annealing Samples for which thermally induced processes are relevant Information as above at elevated temperatures up to 1100 °C; Environment: vacuum or air

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