Beamline X12C
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| X12-C Characteristics | ||||||||||||||
| Beamline X12C features a Si(111) channel-cut crystal monochromator with the resolution and control suitable for Multiwavelength Anomalous Diffraction (MAD) measurements on macromolecular crystals. The beam is focused by a toroidal mirror and collimated by diffractometer slits down to a minimal spot size of 0.1 mm. Data collection is performed on our new ADSC Q210 diffractometer system which was purchased in 2005 with funds provided to BNL Biology and the NSLS by the DOE Office of Biological and Environmental Research. |
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 The ADSC Q210 CCD detector has a square active area of 210 mm sides, achieves readouts in 1s, and can be translated vertically. more on detector  |
 Xtals are mounted on a mini-kappa head and are rotated on a high-speed omega air bearing drive. A motorized tripodic platform serves to center and orient xtal remotely. -> more on diffractometer |
 Diffractometer and beamline are conveniently controllled from the user desk through a suite of graphically controlled programs (CBASS) that incorporates the powerful PXdb experiment tracking database. more on cbass and pxdb |
| X12-C Documentation | |||||
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Schedule X12C Safety Checklist X12C BLOSA Form |
CBASS Manual HKL2000 X12C Q210 def.site |
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| Updated 24 July 2006 |
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