Mw. Tate et al., COUPLING FORMAT VARIATIONS IN X-RAY-DETECTORS BASED ON CHARGE-COUPLED-DEVICES, Review of scientific instruments, 68(1), 1997, pp. 47-54
Three variations of charge coupled device (CCD) based x-ray detectors
have been constructed and evaluated, two of which are used for routine
data collection on small angle x-ray diffraction beamlines at Princet
on. The first detector consists of a commercially available CCD camera
system lens coupled to the output of a four-stage magnetically focuse
d image intensifier. The second system, assembled to gather test data,
consists of a CCD fiber-optically coupled to an x-ray conversion phos
phor via a 5:1 reduction fiber-optic taper. The final detector configu
ration was comprised of this fiber-optic taper system with the additio
n of a single stage proximity-focused image intensifier. Rationale is
given for choosing components to be used in the assembly of CCD-based
detectors. (C) 1997 American Institute of Physics.