Description
The divergence slit is a precision optical component
designed to form a well-defined, low-divergence X-ray
beam with a small cross-section. By restricting the
angular spread of the incident beam, it enables
high-resolution diffraction measurements while
maintaining optimal intensity.
Key Functions:
- Controls horizontal beam divergence (typically 0.1° to 2° selectable)
- Defines the irradiated area on the sample surface
- Reduces air scattering and parasitic radiation
- Improves peak-to-background ratio in diffraction patterns
Distance between plates:
|
1.0 mm |
Item No. 03.02.100-06 |
|
1.2 mm |
Item No. 03.02.100-07 |
|
1.6 mm |
Item No. 03.02.100-08 |
|
2.0 mm |
Item No. 03.02.100-09 |
|
3.0 mm |
Item No. 03.02.100-10 |
|
4.0 mm |
Item No. 03.02.100-11 |
|
6.0 mm |
Item No. 03.02.100-12 |
|
8.0 mm |
Item No. 03.02.100-13 |
|
9.0 mm |
Item No. 03.02.100-14 |
|
Others |
On request |
Features:
- Plates material: tantalum, brass
- Distance between plates: 1 to 9 mm
- Installed on the X-ray source assembly arm
- Simple installation and replacement
The fastest way to hear back from us is to fill the contact form below. Our appropriate department will get back to you depending on your inquiry as soon as possible.