Two-axis Z-Phi sample stage

Two-axis Z-Phi sample stage
LOT #H1004 | Two-axis Z-Phi stage for precise sample alignment, enabling advanced XRD techniques with high accuracy.
Two-axis Z-Phi sample stage

Description

The two-axis sample stage is an essential accessory designed to precisely align the
sample surface with the center of the primary X-ray beam in automatic mode, ensuring
optimal measurement accuracy and reproducibility.

This advanced stage is indispensable for a variety of specialized analytical techniques, including:

  • Grazing Incidence X-ray Diffractometry (GIXRD): Perfect for thin-film analysis, allowing precise control of the incident angle to probe surface and interface structures.
  • X-ray Reflectometry (XRR): Enables detailed characterization of thin films and multilayers by measuring reflectivity as a function of the incident angle.
  • Sin² Residual Stress Determination: Facilitates accurate stress analysis in materials by aligning the sample at multiple angles for reliable stress calculations.
  • Texture Measurement in Iso-Inclination Geometry: Ideal for studying crystallographic textures in polycrystalline materials, providing insights into material properties and processing effects.
  • Determination of Crystal Orientation: Ensures precise alignment for determining the crystallographic orientation of single crystals, critical for materials research and quality control.

The stage features high-precision motors and intuitive software integration, allowing for seamless control and automation of complex alignment
procedures. Its robust design accommodates a wide range of sample sizes and shapes, making it a versatile tool for both routine and advanced
analytical applications. By enhancing measurement accuracy and reducing setup time, the two-axis sample stage significantly improves laboratory
efficiency and data quality.

Features:

  • Maximum sample mass: 1 kg
  • Maximum sample size: 70 mm (width) × 13 mm (height)
  • Maximum Z-axis travel: 13 mm
  • Minimum Z-axis travel: 0.625 μm
  • Minimum rotation step in Phi angle: 0.002°

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