P06 works on two kinds of experimental hutches
The first experiments hutch accommodates a hardX-ray microprobe station. Microfocusing is done with a Kirkpatrick–Baez mirrorsystem and by parabolic refractive X-ray lenses at lower and higher energies, respectively. Hard X-ray beamsizes down to the 300 nm level are to be used for scanning microscopy with fluorescence, absorption spectroscopic and diffractioncon-trast.The nanoprobe hutch follows the microprobe hutch and starts at 96.2 m from the source. It is reserved for a hard X-ray scanning microscope based on nanofocusing refractive X-ray lenses that is described in detail in the nanoprobe part. Both experiments hutches are climate controlled to with in 0.1 K and are accessible through an airlock.
