Overview
Beam line 12-2 is a PRT station, realized through third party funding from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation via the California Institute of Technology and available to general users 70%; it is a 134-pole, 1.0-Tesla in-vacuum undulator beam line with fully adjustable focus from 100 to 15 microns. smaller beams can be achieved by the use of microcollimators. It is optimized for microdiffraction, monochromatic, high-throughput and high-resolution macromolecular crystallography. It is SAD and MAD capable and can be run in a full remote access mode. It is equipped with a Dectris PILATUS 6M detector.
See the Macromolecular Crystallography website for technical details.
Status —
Source —
Undulator
Instrumentation —
| Detector | Dectris Pilatus 6M PAD, shutterless data collection, fine phi slicing |
|---|---|
| Goniometer | SSRL single-axis microdiffractometer, air bearing, coaxial cold stream, 1.5 micron SOC |
| Sample to Detector Distance | 188-900 mm |
| Cryo Capability | Oxford Cryojet |
| Other | Stanford Automated Mounter |
Sample Environment —
| Sample temperature | 100K - room temperature |
|---|---|
| Other | Ambient pressure |
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