The high-energy-resolution fluorescence detection technique, HERFD, makes possible to overcome some of the main limitations of conventional XAS. This technique consists of measuring the X-ray absorption spectrum via monitoring the intensity of a fluorescence line corresponding to a specific excited state decay process using a narrow energy resolution. This is generally achieved through the use of a crystal analyser to select a narrow energy band from the sample’s emission line.
I20 now covers two very distinctive modes of operation: X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy (XAS) on challenging samples, X-ray Emission Spectroscopy (XES). The beamline is equipped with a wiggler for the scanning branchline (I20-scanning). The Energy Dispersive branch has been closed.
More informationHERFD-XANES is applying the high-energy-resolution fluorescence detection technique to the near edge structures of the absorption spectra. As this is XANES it tends to be in the hard X-ray range.
I20 now covers two very distinctive modes of operation: X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy (XAS) on challenging samples, X-ray Emission Spectroscopy (XES). The beamline is equipped with a wiggler for the scanning branchline (I20-scanning). The Energy Dispersive branch has been closed.
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