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X-Ray Imaging Detectors: Special Requests

CHRISTIAN — Fri, 05 Sep 2025 21:15:44 +0000

X-Ray Imaging Detectors: Special Requests

We are happy to bring your most unusual requests to life. Don’t hesitate to ask.

Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA

This is a special version of the AXIS-SXR-40-EUV 16 Mpix camera that was especially designed for the TARDIS experimental chamber at NSLS-II’s Coherent Soft X-ray Scattering (CSX) beamline. The compact design allows the detector to be fixed on a rotating arm and the minimum angle between the incoming x-ray beam and the beam coming from the sample is 9°.

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, USA

At the ChemRIXS endstation of LCLS, the AXIS-SXRF-6060 detector is integrated into the SVLS spectrometer as part of the standard experimental configuration. It is applied in resonant inelastic X-ray scattering (RIXS) and X-ray emission spectroscopy (XES) to investigate ultrafast processes in molecules and materials. The system enables high-resolution measurements of weak fluorescence signals, providing access to electronic structure, charge transfer, and energy flow on femtosecond timescales.

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany

This is a special version of the AXIS-SXR-EUV 4 Mpix camera, featuring an sCMOS sensor mounted on a gimbal that allows 90° rotation around its center. The system has been installed on the high-transmission spectrometer at the Institute for Photon Science and Synchrotron Radiation (IPS).

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Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA

This one is a special version of the AXIS-SXRF-40-EUV 16 Mpix camera. The sensor plane is located 200 mm in front the surface of the DN160CF (8″) flange. This camera is being used on holography station at Coherent Soft X-ray Scattering (CSX) beamline of the National Synchrotron Light Source II.

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA

Special version of the AXIS-SXRF-40-EUV 16 Mpix camera. The sensor plane is located 25 mm in front the surface of the DN160CF (8″) flange. This camera will be used on the Resonant Inelastic Xray Scattering holography endstation at Beamline 8.0.1 of the Advanced Light Source.

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AXIS-SXRF-60: Very Large-Area Soft X-ray sCMOS camera on a Flange

CHRISTIAN — Sat, 25 May 2024 03:43:56 +0000

AXIS-SXRF-60: Very Large-Area Soft X-ray sCMOS Camera on a Flange

AXIS-SXRF-60 is a new soft x-ray sCMOS camera for measurements from 200 eV to 2 keV. It is based on a 61×61 mm backside illuminated scientific CMOS which is able to acquire low noise 36 Mpix images with a frame rate up to 26 Hz through its optical link.

The mechanics have been designed to allow the user to bring the detector surface as very close to the sample under study.

As for software, a generic control application is provided. A SDK and a Tango device are also available.

Applications:

Soft x-ray scattering / ptychography using synchrotron, XFEL or HHG sources
Soft x-ray spectroscopy (RIXS, …)
Transient EUV/VUV absorption in molecules

DETECTOR SPECIFICATIONS :

Available Sensors	GSENSE6060 BSI
Pixel	6144 x 6144 (10 μm)
Size	61.4 x 61.4 mm
Frame Rate	26fps @ 12-bit STD 11 fps @ 16-bit HDR 8 fps @ 14-bit STD
Exposure Time	14 µs – 10 s
Full Well Capacity	100 ke- (STD Mode) 80 ke- (HDR Mode)
Readout Noise (rms)	<3 e- (RMS)
Dark Current	<0.25 e-/p/s (@ -25 °C)
Expected QE

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Flange Type:	DN200CF (Standard)
Sensor Position:	76mm in front of the flange
Dimensions:	Body diameter: 19 cm (7.5 in) Length : 21 cm
Weight	6 kg
Vacuum compatibility	5 x 10^-7 mbar

Standard Accessories

AC power supply
All required software
Optical and CoaXpress card for PC

Available Options

Custom framed filters
Beam stop

Application Examples

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, USA

At the chemRIXS endstation of LCLS, the AXIS-SXRF-6060 detector is integrated into the SVLS spectrometer as part of the standard experimental configuration. It is applied in resonant inelastic X-ray scattering (RIXS) and X-ray emission spectroscopy (XES) to investigate ultrafast processes in molecules and materials. The system enables high-resolution measurements of weak fluorescence signals, providing access to electronic structure, charge transfer, and energy flow on femtosecond timescales.

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AXIS-SXR-40: Large-Area Soft X-ray In-Vacuum sCMOS camera

CHRISTIAN — Sat, 25 May 2024 02:34:37 +0000

AXIS-SXR-40: Large-Area Soft X-ray in-vacuum sCMOS camera

AXIS-SXR-40 is a large-area soft x-ray sCMOS camera for measurements from 20 eV to 2 keV. It is based on a new 37mm x 37mm backside illuminated scientific CMOS (BSI-sCMOS) which is able to acquire low noise 16 Mpix images with a frame rate up to 16 Hz through its through its optical link.

It is built to sit entirely under vacuum.

The mechanics have been designed to allow the user to bring the detector surface as very close to the sample under study.

As for software, a generic control application is provided. A SDK and a Tango device are also available.

Applications:

Soft x-ray scattering / ptychography using synchrotron, XFEL or HHG sources
Soft x-ray spectroscopy (RIXS, …)
Transient EUV/VUV absorption in molecules

DETECTOR SPECIFICATIONS :

Available Sensors	STANDARD GSENSE4040 BSI	EUV-Enhanced GSENSE4040 BSI
Pixel	4096 x 4096 (9 µm)
Size	36.9 mm x 36.9 mm
Frame Rate	16 fps (CameraLink)
Exposure Time	10 µs – 300 s
Digital Encoder	16-bit (High Dynamic Range); 12-bit (High Gain/Low Gain)
Full Well Capacity	39 ke- (Low Gain mode), 34 ke- (HDR mode), 1.3 ke- (High Gain mode)
Readout Noise (rms)	25 e- (Low Gain mode), 3.3 e- (HDR Mode), 2.6 e- (High Gain Mode)
Dark Current	<0.1 e-/p/s (@ -20 °C)
Typical QE

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Available Sensors	STANDARD	BNL SPECIAL DESIGN for the TARDIS experimental chamber at NSLS-II’s Coherent Soft X-ray Scattering (CSX) beamline	COMPACT USB3
Frame Rate	16 fps (optical CameraLink)		9 fps (optical USB3)
Mechanical configuration
Dimensions: W x H x L (excluding water connectors)	13 x 13 x 23 cm	17 x 13 x 17 cm	13 x 16 x 15 cm
Weight (approx.)	5 kg	5 kg	3 kg
Cooling	Water or LN2
Vacuum compatibility	at least 3 x 10^-7 mbar

Standard Accessories

AC power supply
All required software
For vacuum side:
- 2 ST-ST optical fibers (1m OS2+ tight buffer)
- 1m DB15 cable
For experimental chamber: vacuum feedthrough on DN63CF (4.5″ OD) for power and optical communication
For laboratory side:
- 2m OS1 duplex optical cable (ST-LC)
- DB15 Power and triggers cable assembly
Optical and Cameralink card for PC

Available Options

Double-tube water feedthrough on DN40CF (2.75″ OD) for cooling water. Outside diameter of tubes is ¼ inch and ends are fitted with Swagelok connectors
vacuum-compatible flexible hoses with Swagelok fitting for cooling water
Other types of vacuum feedthroughs
Tango device

Application Examples

Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA

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AXIS-SXRF-40: Large-Area Soft X-ray sCMOS Camera on a Flange

CHRISTIAN — Tue, 01 Nov 2022 20:49:56 +0000

AXIS-SXRF-40: Large Area Soft X-ray sCMOS camera on a Flange

We are proud to present AXIS-SXRF-40, is a large-area soft x-ray sCMOS camera for measurements from 20 eV to 2 keV. It is based on a new 37mm x 37mm backside illuminated scientific CMOS (BSI-sCMOS) which is able to acquire low noise 16 Mpix images with a frame rate up to 16 Hz through its CameraLink interface.

We now offer a choice of 2 different sensors to suit your needs.

The mechanics have been designed to allow the user to easily change the detector in case of an experiment mishap or if the experiment requires another type of sensor.

Camera comes with an application, standard drivers and plugins that can be used with commonly used applications (SamplePro, MicroManager, Labview, etc). An SDK for Windows and Linux is also available.

Applications:

Soft x-ray scattering / ptychography using synchrotron, XFEL or HHG sources
Soft x-ray spectroscopy (RIXS, …)
Transient EUV/VUV absorption in molecules

DETECTOR SPECIFICATIONS :

Available Sensors	STANDARD GSENSE4040 BSI	EUV-Enhanced GSENSE4040 BSI
Pixel	4096 x 4096 (9 µm)
Size	36.9 mm x 36.9 mm
Frame Rate	16 fps (CameraLink) 9 fps (USB3.0)
Exposure Time	10 µs – 300 s
Digital Encoder	16-bit (High Dynamic Range); 12-bit (High Gain/Low Gain)
Full Well Capacity	39 ke- (Low Gain mode), 34 ke- (HDR mode), 1.3 ke- (High Gain mode)
Readout Noise (rms)	25 e- (Low Gain mode), 3.3 e- (HDR Mode), 2.6 e- (High Gain Mode)
Dark Current	<0.1 e-/p/s (@ -20 °C)
Typical QE

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Flange Type:	DN160CF (Standard)
Sensor Position:	Same plane as the surface of the flange
Dimensions:	Body diameter: 15.1 cm (6.0 in) Length : 10.5 cm
Weight	5 kg
Vacuum compatibility	5 x 10^-7 mbar

Standard Accessories

AC power supply
All required software

Available Options

Choice of other flanges: DN200CF, ISO200K, ISO200F
Custom framed filters

Application Example

Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA

Special version of the AXIS-SXRF-40-EUV 16 Mpix camera. The sensor plane is located 25 mm in front the surface of the DN160CF (8″) flange. This camera will be used on the Resonant Inelastic Xray Scattering endstation at Beamline 8.0.1 of the Advanced Light Source.

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AXIS-SXR-60: Very Large-Area Soft X-ray sCMOS camera

CHRISTIAN — Sun, 09 Oct 2022 19:36:22 +0000

AXIS-SXR-60: Very Large-Area Soft X-ray sCMOS camera

AXIS-SXR-60 is a new soft x-ray sCMOS camera for measurements from 20 eV to 2 keV. This camera was developed in collaboration with the detector group and SEXTANTS team of SOLEIL Synchrotron (France). It is based on a 61×61 mm backside illuminated scientific CMOS which is able to acquire low noise 36 Mpix images with a frame rate up to 26 Hz through its optical link.

It is built to sit entirely under vacuum.

The mechanics have been designed to allow the user to bring the detector surface as very close to the sample under study.

As for software, a generic control application is provided. A SDK and a Tango device are also available.

Applications:

Soft x-ray scattering / ptychography using synchrotron, XFEL or HHG sources
Soft x-ray spectroscopy (RIXS, …)
Transient EUV/VUV absorption in molecules

DETECTOR SPECIFICATIONS :

Available Sensors	GSENSE6060 BSI
Pixel	6144 x 6144 (10 μm)
Size	61.4 x 61.4 mm
Frame Rate	26fps @ 12-bit STD 11 fps @ 16-bit HDR 8 fps @ 14-bit STD
Exposure Time	14 µs – 10 s
Full Well Capacity	100 ke- (STD Mode) 80 ke- (HDR Mode)
Readout Noise (rms)	<3 e- (RMS)
Dark Current	<0.25 e-/p/s (@ -25 °C)
Expected QE

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions:

W x H x D (excluding water connectors)

13.4 x 14.2 x 23.5 cm

Designed to fit in a 150 mm tube (DN200CF flange).

Weight

5 kg

Cooling

Water

VACUUM COMPATIBILITY

Vacuum compatibility

at least 3 x 10^-7 mbar

Standard Accessories

AC power supply
All required software
For vacuum side:
- 2 ST-ST optical fibers (1m OS2+ tight buffer)
- 1m DB15 cable
For experimental chamber: vacuum feedthrough on DN63CF (4.5″ OD) for power and optical communication
For laboratory side:
- 2m OS1 duplex optical cable (ST-LC)
- DB15 Power and triggers cable assembly
Optical and CoaXpress card for PC

Available Options

Double-tube water feedthrough on DN40CF (2.75″ OD) for cooling water. Outside diameter of tubes is ¼ inch and ends are fitted with Swagelok connectors
vacuum-compatible flexible hoses with Swagelok fitting for cooling water
Other types of vacuum feedthroughs
Tango device

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Axis Photonique reserves the right to modify product specifications without notice.

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AXIS-MIPP Mid-IR Pulse Picker

CHRISTIAN — Tue, 30 Mar 2021 23:31:29 +0000

AXIS-MIPP Mid-IR Pulse Picker

Main Features:

Developped for mid-IR (l = 2.8 µm)
Based on a RTP crystal (2 mm x 2 mm x 20 mm)
Extinction ratio: > 200:1
Uses photodiode signal from laser oscillator (50 MHz)
Pulse picking frequency: 0.8 to 67 kHz
Internal jitter-free delay generator ( 25 ps steps)
2 programmable output channels at picking frequency for applications.
Control via USB interface

Measurements @ 2.8 µm

The fiber laser generates femtosecond pulses @ 2.8 microns at a rate of 45 MHz.

The pulse picker frequency is 67 kHz.

The red arrows represent the oscillator pulses.

The yellow trace is the electro-optical window,

The green signal is the selected femtosecond pulse (seen by a slow photodiode) .

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AXIS-2DX: 2D Ultrafast UV Camera

CHRISTIAN — Thu, 15 Oct 2020 03:28:33 +0000

AXIS-2DX: The World’s Fastest UV Camera

Axis Photonique is proud to introduce the AXIS-2DX, the world’s fastest UV camera.

This ultrafast camera can record movies at a rate of 0.5 trillion frames per second and was developed by a international team of ultrafast imaging scientists lead by Prof. Jinyang Liang and Prof. François Légaré of Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (Canada) and Dr. Nicolas Jaouen of the Soleil Synchrotron (France).

This scientific breakthrough is of great significance in revealing the fundamental mechanisms in physics, chemistry, and biology. It has made the front cover of the 10th issue of the journal Laser & Photonics Reviews.

The next step is to use this camera to record ultrafast events on largescale infrastructures like synchrotrons which are using much shorter wavelengths.

Main Features:

Frame size: 1750 x 500
Number of frames in a movie: up to 1400
Imaging speed: 0.5 trillion frames per second

Reference: “Single‐Shot Ultraviolet Compressed Ultrafast Photography”
Y. Lai, Y. Xue, C.Y. Côté, X. Liu, A. Laramée, N. Jaouen, F. Légaré, L. Tian, J. Liang,
Laser & Photonics Reviews 2020, 14, 2000122

UV COMPRESSED ULTRAFAST PHOTOGRAPHY SETUP

https://www.axis-photon.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/AXIS-2DX_Ultrafast_Video.mp4

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AXIS-SXRF-V2: 4 Mpix Soft X-ray sCMOS Camera on a Flange

CHRISTIAN — Tue, 14 Jul 2020 03:34:33 +0000

AXIS-SXRF V2: 4 Mpix Soft X-ray sCMOS camera on a Flange

We are proud to present AXIS-SXRF V2, the new and improved version of our famous AXIS-SXRF soft x-ray sCMOS camera for measurements from 20 eV to 2 keV. It is based on a new backside illuminated scientific CMOS (BSI-sCMOS) which is able to acquire low noise 4 Mpix images with a frame rate up to 74 Hz through its CameraLink interface.

For a fraction of the price, it is more efficient than the high-end x-ray cameras presently on the market.

We now offer a choice of 3 different sensors to suit your needs.

The mechanics have been designed to allow the user to easily change the detector in case of an experiment mishap or if the experiment requires another type of sensor.

As for software, a generic control application is provided. A SDK and a Tango device are also available.

We also offer the in-vacuum version for more positioning versatility.

Applications:

Soft x-ray scattering / ptychography using synchrotron, XFEL or HHG sources
Soft x-ray spectroscopy (RIXS, …)
Transient EUV/VUV absorption in molecules

DETECTOR SPECIFICATIONS :

Available Sensors	STANDARD GSENSE400 BSI	EUV-Enhanced GSENSE400 BSI	EUV-Enhanced GSENSE2020 BSI
Pixel	2048 x 2048 (11 µm)		2048 x 2040 (6.5 µm)
Size	22.5 mm x 22.5 mm		13.3 mm x 13.3 mm
Frame Rate	48 fps (CameraLink) 24 fps (USB3.0)		74 fps (CameraLink) 40 fps (USB3.0)
Exposure Time	21 µs – 10 s		14 µs – 10 s
Full Well Capacity	100 ke- (STD mode) 80 ke- (HDR mode)		60 ke- (Low Gain mode) 45 ke- (HDR mode)
Readout Noise (rms)	1.7 e-		1.2 e-
Dark Current	0.25 e-/p/s (@ -25 °C)		0.1 e-/p/s (@ -25 °C)
Measured QE
	Ref: K. Desjardins, H. Popescu, P. Mercère, C. Menneglier, R. Gaudemer, K. Thånell, N. Jaouen AIP Conference Proceedings 2054, 060066 (2019) K. Desjardins, K. Medjoubi, M. Sacchi, H. Popescu, R. Gaudemer, R. Belkhou, S. Stanescu, S. Swaraj, A. Besson, J. Vijayakumar, S. Pautard, A. Noureddine, P. Mercère, P. Da Silva, F. Orsini, C. Menneglier and N. Jaouen J. Synchrotron Rad. 27 (2020)	Ref: T.Harada, N. Teranishi, T. Watanabe, Q. Zhou, J. Bogaerts and X.Wang Applied Physics Express 13, 016502 (2020)	Ref: T.Harada, N. Teranishi, T. Watanabe, Q. Zhou, J. Bogaerts and X.Wang Applied Physics Express 13, 016502 (2020)

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Flange Type:	DN100CF with M8 Threaded holes
Sensor Position:	0.5 mm behind the surface of the flange
Dimensions:	Body diameter: 15.1 cm (6.0 in) Length : 11.6 cm
Weight	4.5 kg
Vacuum compatibility	5 x 10^-7 mbar

Standard Accessories

AC power supply
All required software

Available Options

Choice of other flanges: DN160CF, DN200CF, ISO200K, ISO200F
Tango device
Custom framed filters

Special Configuration

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany

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Femtosecond Laser Phase Scanner for SHG Microscopy

CHRISTIAN — Thu, 19 Mar 2020 23:31:53 +0000

Femtosecond Laser Phase Scanner for SHG Microscopy

Researchers from Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique and Axis Photonique have developed a new Interferometric Second Harmonic Generation (ISHG) Microscope that combines interferometry and SHG microscopy techniques. By recording the SHG signal as well as its phase, this laser microscope allows a better imaging accuracy when studying biological tissues, like cartilage and muscular tissues.

The microscope scans the phase within each pixel of the sample, using a kHz CPA laser and an ultrafast electro-optical phase scanner from Axis Photonique.

In conventional laser-scanning microscopy, images are formed by acquiring the signal from pixel to pixel. Using the new single-scan interferometric SHG microscope, one can obtain more than one order of magnitude reduction in acquisition time by scanning the phase within each pixel, to characterize the relative polarity of various samples. Using the AXIS Femtosecond Laser Phase Scanner, the phase-shift patterns required for interferometry can be applied at each pixel during the scanning of the sample, allowing single-scan I-SHG (1S-ISHG) measurements. Requiring exposure times comparable to standard SHG intensity images, the additional phase information of the signal can thus be retrieved in parallel to its amplitude at the time-scale of seconds. Moreover, slower modulations can be used to enhance the precision of the phase measurement, without any spatial or temporal shift between interferograms, in contrast to conventional frame phase-shifting I-SHG (standard I-SHG).

“Single-scan interferometric second harmonic generation microscopy using a kHz phase-scanner”
M. Pinsard, L.P. Belley, J.M. Piau, C.Y. Côté, H. Ibrahim, F. Légaré,
Opt. Express 27, 38435-38450 (2019).

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AXIS-SXR: 4 Mpix Soft X-ray sCMOS camera

CHRISTIAN — Sat, 09 Feb 2019 23:32:41 +0000

AXIS-SXR-V2: 4 Mpix Soft X-ray sCMOS camera

AXIS-SXR-V2 is a new soft x-ray sCMOS camera for measurements from 20 eV to 2 keV. This camera was developed and characterized by the detector group and SEXTANTS team of SOLEIL Synchrotron (France). It is based on a new backside illuminated scientific CMOS (BSI-sCMOS) which is able to acquire low noise 4 Mpix images with a frame rate up to 30 Hz through its optical link.

It is built to sit entirely under vacuum. For a fraction of the price, it is more efficient than the high-end x-ray cameras presently on the market.

We now offer a choice of 3 different sensors to suit your needs.

The mechanics have been designed to allow the user to easily change the detector in case of an experiment mishap or if the experiment requires another type of sensor.

As for software, a generic control application is provided. A SDK and a Tango device are also available.

We also propose a flanged version so it can be mounted on a vacuum chamber or spectrometer.

Applications:

Soft x-ray scattering / ptychography using synchrotron, XFEL or HHG sources
Soft x-ray spectroscopy (RIXS, …)
Transient EUV/VUV absorption in molecules

DETECTOR SPECIFICATIONS :

Available Sensors	STANDARD GSENSE400 BSI	EUV-Enhanced GSENSE400 BSI	EUV-Enhanced GSENSE2020 BSI
Pixel	2048 x 2048 (11 µm)		2048 x 2040 (6.5 µm)
Size	22.5 mm x 22.5 mm		13.3 mm x 13.3 mm
Frame Rate	24 Hz (HDR 16-bit) 48 Hz (STD 12-bit)		35 fps
Exposure Time	21 µs – 10 s		14 µs – 10 s
Full Well Capacity	85 ke- (Low Gain mode) 30 ke- (HDR mode) 2 ke- (High Gain mode)		60 ke- (Low Gain mode) 30 ke- (HDR mode) 1.8 ke- (High Gain mode)
Readout Noise (rms)	1.7 e-		1.3 e-
Dark Current	0.25 e-/p/s (@ -25 °C)		0.1 e-/p/s (@ -25 °C)
Measured QE
	Ref: K. Desjardins, H. Popescu, P. Mercère, C. Menneglier, R. Gaudemer, K. Thånell, N. Jaouen AIP Conference Proceedings 2054, 060066 (2019) K. Desjardins, K. Medjoubi, M. Sacchi, H. Popescu, R. Gaudemer, R. Belkhou, S. Stanescu, S. Swaraj, A. Besson, J. Vijayakumar, S. Pautard, A. Noureddine, P. Mercère, P. Da Silva, F. Orsini, C. Menneglier and N. Jaouen J. Synchrotron Rad. 27 (2020)	Ref: T.Harada, N. Teranishi, T. Watanabe, Q. Zhou, J. Bogaerts and X.Wang Applied Physics Express 13, 016502 (2020)	Ref: T.Harada, N. Teranishi, T. Watanabe, Q. Zhou, J. Bogaerts and X.Wang Applied Physics Express 13, 016502 (2020)

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions:

W x H x D (including water connectors)

11.4 x 10.2 x 21.5 cm

Designed to fit in a 150 mm tube (DN160CF flange).

Weight

3 kg

Cooling

Water

VACUUM COMPATIBILITY

Vacuum compatibility

at least 3 x 10^-7 mbar

Standard Accessories

AC power supply
All required software
For vacuum side:
- 2 ST-ST optical fibers (1m OM1+ tight buffer)
- 1m DB9 cable
Optical USB3 card for PC
For experimental chamber: vacuum feedthrough on DN63CF (4.5″ OD) or KF50 for power and optical communication

Available Options

Double-tube water feedthrough on DN40CF (2.75″ OD) for cooling water. Outside diameter of tubes is ¼ inch and ends are fitted with Swagelok connectors
vacuum-compatible flexible hoses with Swagelok fitting for cooling water
Beamstop holder and custom framed filters
Other types of vacuum feedthroughs
Tango device

Application Examples

AXIS-SXR installed on FORTE – a multipurpose high-vacuum diffractometer for tender X-ray diffraction and spectroscopy at the SIRIUS beamline of Synchrotron SOLEIL

G. Ciatto, N. Aubert, M. Lecroard, C. Engblom, P. Fontaine, J.-M. Dubuisson, Y.-M. Abiven, P.-E. Janolin, J.-M. Kiat, Y. Dumont, B. Berini, A. Fouchet and N. Keller
J. Synchrotron Rad. (2019). 26, 1374-1387

AXIS-SXR installed in DiProI end-station, one of the instruments available at FERMI Free Electron Laser in Trieste (Italy).

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