Used PHILIPS / PANALYTICAL Epsilon 5 #9229035 for sale
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PHILIPS / PANALYTICAL Epsilon 5 is an X-ray equipment for diffractometer analysis. With diffractometer analysis, the properties of crystalline materials can be studied, such as crystal structure, phase composition, and lattice parameters. The system consists of a specialized X-ray source, a monochromator, a detector, and advanced software. The source of PHILIPS Epsilon 5 is an array of microspot sources that are adjustable from 0.3 to 5.0kV (kilovolts) and limits current from 0.8 to 10.0mA (milliamps). This source is coupled to the unit's monochromator which further filters the X-rays. The monochromator's type and energy range can be varied to minimize absorption and maximize intensity. The detector of the machine is a two dimensional image-plate detector. This has an active area of 340 x 248 mm2 and can be set to energies of 5-125kV. The detector is connected to the tool's One Count software, which manages the full integration and processes the counts into spectra. This software also helps in tracking, calibrations, and analysis of the data. PANALYTICAL Epsilon 5 offers vast flexibility for a variety of applications. It can be used for scanning powder X-ray and reflectivity, as well as high-resolution measurements. This asset can also be used for evaluating surfaces and materials, establishing structure-property relationships, measuring bond lengths and angles, and studying polycrystalline or textured samples. Overall, Epsilon 5 is a powerful X-ray model for diffractometry analysis. With its adjustable source, monochromator, two-dimensional image-plate detector, and intelligent software, the equipment is capable of accurately measuring the properties of crystalline materials. This system can be used for a number of applications, such as scanning powder X-ray and reflectivity, evaluating surfaces and materials, and establishing structure-property relationships.
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