
Upgrades to the XAFS2 beamline control system and to the endstation at the LNLS
2016; IOP Publishing; Volume: 712; Linguagem: Inglês
10.1088/1742-6596/712/1/012022
ISSN1742-6596
AutoresSantiago J. A. Figueroa, Júnior C. Mauricio, Juliano Murari, Douglas Beniz, James Piton, Hugo Slepicka, Matheus Falcão de Sousa, Alexey Espindola, Alexandra Levinsky,
Tópico(s)Nuclear Physics and Applications
ResumoThe XAFS2 is a general-purpose X-ray absorption beamline. It is the second one built at the LNLS. After approximately 7 years in operation this beamline has been substantially updated in order to improve its experimental possibilities. Recently arrived, a 4-circle Huber diffractometer has been incorporated to perform combined experiments. This collects XRD patterns with the XAFS. Through the development of a new sampling environment it is now also possible to perform these measurements in situ/operando conditions. Other upgrades include a complete remodelling of the beamline software and its control system. The following new systems are crucial for the next steps that are currently underway at the beamline, namely, (i) enabling remote access for users and (ii) the testing of QEXAFS measurements.
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