13 BMC Monochromator

The newly installed BMC monochromator will increase the techniques available to experimenters in 13 BMC. Designed and assembled by Peter Eng and Patrick Dell (University of Chicago), the parts were manufactured by Hi-Tech Manufacturing. The new monochromator improves focusing and can provide 15 and 30 keV energies. A smaller beam size will be available, 50 x 50 microns. The previous beam size was 350 x 450 microns.The experimental program at 13 BMC will soon be able to accommodate DAC and XRD experiments.

Rowland Circle Monochromator Crystal Bender - Front Isometric

Rowland circle monochromator crystal bender. The new BMC monochromator contains two of these unique crystal benders. A future upgrade may include installation of a third bender to provide three energies.

Rowland Circle Monochromator Crystal Bender - Rear Isometric

Rowland circle monochromator crystal bender. The new BMC monochromator contains two of these unique crystal benders. A future upgrade may include installation of a third bender to provide three energies.

BM-C Contacts

 

Peter Eng

Beamline Scientist
Interface / Surface Studies and Powder Diffraction
(630) 252-0424
eng@cars.uchicago.edu

Joanne Stubbs

Beamline Scientist
Interface / Surface Studies and Powder Diffraction
(630) 252-0427
stubbs@cars.uchicago.edu

Vitali Prakapenka

Beamline Scientist
High Pressure / High Temperature Diamond Anvil Cell (DAC)
(630) 252-0439
prakapenka@cars.uchicago.edu

Dongzhou Zhang

Beamline Scientist
dzhang@hawaii.edu

GSECARS 13 BMC Monochromator Fly-Around