Beamline 15-2 is an undulator experimental station dedicated to advanced hard x-ray spectroscopy. The end station is equipped with sub-corehole lifetime resolution x-ray emission spectrometers (a 7-crystal Johann spectrometer and a 8 crystal von Hamos instrument) as well as a high-throughput and high energy resolution (0.3eV) 40-crystal low-q x-ray Raman spectrometer.
Beam line 13-3 utilizes a spherical grating monochromator (SGM) on an elliptical polarized undulator (EPU) operating in the photon energy range from 230 eV to 1700 eV with full polarization control (linear vertical/horizontal and circular left/right) covering the C, O, F K-edges, 3d transition metal L-edges, and 4f rare-earth element M-edges.
Beam line 11-3 is a fixed energy (12.7 keV) wiggler side-station dedicated primarily for wide angle x-ray scattering (WAXS). BL11-3 is equipped with a two-dimensional Rayonix MX225 CCD area detector. Supports sample-to-detector distances of 80-550 mm. There are sample environments available for both transmission and grazing incidence geometries. Sample heating is available for both single sample transmission and grazing incidence geometries.
Beam line currently closed for upgrade.
Beam line 10-2 is a wiggler-based source that splits time between the front hutch (BL10-2a), instrumented for wide-angle X-ray scattering, and the rear hutch (BL10-2b), instrumented for X-ray spectroscopy with a focus on in-situ, time-resolved catalyst characterization.
Beam line 2-2 is currently closed.