Data Sheet P02.2

P02.2 - Extreme Conditions Beamline


PETRA III is one of the foremost 3rd generation synchrotron facilities in the world due to its low emittance storage ring that creates a very small and highly brilliant source. Such a source is ideally suited for experiments at extreme conditions of high-pressure and simultaneous high/low pressures since they require hard x-rays with high brilliance and a small focus. Beamline P02.2 is designed to meet these needs by providing a experimental stations for hard x-ray diffraction studies at extremes. The Extreme Conditions Beamline (ECB) is optimized for micro powder and single crystal diffraction as well as scattering on non-crystalline materials at simultaneous high pressure and high/low temperatures in the Diamond Anvil Cell and the Paris Edinburgh Press. The ability to create extreme conditions is complemented by time resolved diffraction capabilities at the hundreds of micro seconds in order to explore the kinetics of physical processes such as meta-stabilities during a phase transition.

CONTACT

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

techniques available

X-ray diffraction (single crystals, powders and non-crystalline materials)

photon source

Undulator U23, 2 m long

period

number of periods

max power

23 mm;

source size: 140 (H) x 5.6 (V) µm2, divergence: 7.9 (H )x 4.1 (V) µrad2

1.7 kW

source brilliance 

1019 ph / s / 0.1% bw / mA

polarization available

linear horizontal

energy range 

8.6-100 keV, currently fixed to 25.7, 42.9 and 60 keV

beamline energy resolution

Si (111) and (311), ΔE/E = 1 x 10-4 / 5 x 10-5

max flux ON SAMPLE

~1·1012 ph/s at 25.6 keV (KB Mirror Focusing)       

spot size ON SAMPLE 

2 (H) x 2 (V) µm2 (KB mirror focusing) at 25.6 & 42.7 keV,
7 (H) x 2 (V) µm2 (CRL focusing) at 25.6 & 42.7 keV,
sub-micron focus (ca. 0.75 x 0.75 µm2) at 25.6 keV

angle of incidence light – sample 

0 to 90

sample type

solid or liquid

 

OPTICS

type

 (mirror, grating (plane, spherical, etc.), crystal monochromator, etc):

grating properties 

 double crystal monochromator Si (111) and Si (311), KB mirrors and CRL focusing

energy range         

8.6-100 keV, currently fixed to 25.7, 42.9 and 60 keV

resolving power 

Si (111) and (311), Δ E/E = 1 x 10-4/ 5 x 10-5

 

ENDSTATION(S)

Sample positioning

Diffractometer

1 circle goniometer

Manipulator 

6 degrees of freedom (Cenx, Ceny, Omega, SamX, SamY, SamZ) at room temperature

Transfer system

Remote computer control

Sample environment 

  Temperature range: 25-5000 K, pressure range: 1 bar - 10 Mbar



Sample environment

pressure range

 1-10 Mbar in the DAC (user supplied DAC only)

temperature range

15-300 K (He flow cryostat), 300-750 K (wire resistive heated DAC, user supplied only), 300-1500 K (graphite resistive heated DAC, user supplied DAC only), 1200-5000 K (double sided Yb-fiber laser & one sided CO2 hheated DAC (under commissioning)), DACs can be provided by the beamlines but diamonds user supplied, Paris Edinburgh Press.

            

humidity range

            n.a.



Detection modes

Transmission 

Perkin Elmer XRD 1621 (CsI bonded amorphous silicon detector), 2 x 2.3 MPix GaAs LAMBDA , Pilatus 300 k and 1 M (Pilatus only on demand for pump and probe experiments from the detector pool)

Reflection   

 n.a.

Fluorescence           

 silicon drift detector

Total electron yield

n.a.

Grazing incidence angle    

 n.a.




Detectors

Type 

PerkinElmer XRD 1621

energy resolution 

 none

count rate 

 max. 63000 counts/sec

spatial resolution 

  point spread function of 1.1 pixels

angular resolution  

 

2theta range  

 max Q = 18 Å-1 at SDD of 350 mm and 60 keV

read-out time 

  max. 15 Hz read-out frequency

pixel size         

200 x 200 µm2

array size 

 2048 x 2048 pixels, 400 x 400 mm2

field of view  

n. a.

 degrees of freedom / translation stages

4 (parallel to beam, horizontal to beam, tilt and rotation)

cradles

rotation = +/- 30 degrees, tilt = +/- 2 degrees

  typical collection time

depending on sample 0.067-360 sec, maximum 1 s exposure time per frame (longer collection times through accumulation)




Type 

2D 2.3 Mpix GaAs LAMBDA

energy resolution 

 none

count rate 

 max. 200000 counts/pixel/s

spatial resolution 

  point spread function of 1 pixels

angular resolution  

 

2theta range  

max Q = 12 Angstrom-1 at SDD of 150 mm and 42.7 keV (off centre)

read-out time 

  max. 2 kHz read-out frequency (4 kHz when triggering both detectors 0.0025 s apart)

pixel size         

55 x 55 µm2

array size 

  1536 x 1536 pixels, 84 x 84 mm2

field of view  

n. a.

 degrees of freedom / translation stages

2 (parallel to beam, horizontal to beam)

cradles

n.a.

  typical collection time

depending on sample 0.005 - 360 sec



spectrometer(s) / microscope(s)

Imaging mode  

reflection and transmission

type

online microscope

energy resolution

  n. a.

lateral resolution

2 µm

field of view

0.2-1 mm (max only on general purpose experiment)

 

CONTROL/DATA ANALYSIS

Software type

Python (Perl)

Data output type

HDF5, Nexus, tiff, fio (data arranged in columns)

Data output

tiff, ascii, hkl

Software(s) for quantitative analysis

2d data: DIOPTAS, FIT2d, P02tool

integrated / 1d data: CrysAlis(Pro), TOPAS, ...

 

SUPPORT LAB

P02.2 Lab => microscopes, EDM, mechanical micro drilling (for ceramics only)

Shared with P02.1 => Chemistry laboratory equipped with glove box (with microscope), muffle furnace (max. 1200°C), micro scale, fume hood

Shared with Sample Enviorment Group: Offline Ruby/Aligment, Offline Raman, Offline Laser Heating, Offline laser drilling, Gas Loader; FIB (partial access).