STOE STADIVARI

On STOE’s Imaging Plate Diffraction Systems IPDS II, IPDS 2T and the STADIVARI with the DECTRIS PILATUS detector the normal pin hole collimator can be exchanged against an X-ray fibre optic. The use of this optic provides a gain in intensity  depending on the anode material (eg. factor 2 for Mo Kα, better for Cu Kα), sample dimension (and sample-to-detector distance).

• In this way the well known accuracy of the data sets can now be obtained in 1/2 of the exposure time with Mo radiation.
• The data quality stays the same or is even better while no significant raise in the background is observed.
• No broadening of peak halfwidths could be detected.

The X-ray fibre optic is an effective and inexpensive alternative to a rotating anode at the STOE Imaging Plate Diffraction System IPDS II, IPDS 2T and the STADIVARI with the DECTRIS PILATUS detector.

STOE provides the suitable goniometer head for each task, whether large, standard or small, lockable x,y,z or fully height adjustable, all STOE goniometer heads are of excellent precision, have the standard IUCR mount and are delivered with the necessary equipment.

Low Temperature
O.E.M. attachments like the Oxford Cryosystems coolers can easily be mounted on each STOE single crystal diffractometer. The low cost and low maintenance Desktop Cooler (DTC) can be used as well as the traditional Cryostream or the non-liquid nitrogen Cobra.

Heatstream
As non-ambient methods are becoming increasingly popular, STOE provides a powerful high-temperature attachment for its single crystal diffractometers, the HEATSTREAM.
Features:
– Temperature range from RT to 1000 K
– Temperature accuracy within +/- 1 K – Heating medium N2
– No limitation in 2Θ, ω or &phi
– Vertical gas flow for optimal sample heating