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Use of X-Ray Curved Sensitive Position Detector for Simultaneous Measurement of Several Pole Figures

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 March 2019

J.J. Heizmann
Affiliation:
Structural Metallurgy Laboratory Metz University, 57 045, France
C. Laruelle
Affiliation:
Structural Metallurgy Laboratory Metz University, 57 045, France
A. Vadon
Affiliation:
Structural Metallurgy Laboratory Metz University, 57 045, France
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At the moment, the time required to obtain a pole figure is about three hours, and generally several pole figures are needed to make a texture analysis. Therefore the time and the cost of texture measurement are widely increased.

Now, new position sensitive X-Ray detectors are appearing, which allow to record at one and the same time the whole 2Θ spectrum, i.e. the beams diffracted by several (hik1l1) lattice planes. So with this kind of detector, it will be possible to get simultaneously several pole figures.

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VIII. Advances in XRD Instrumentation and Procedures
Copyright
Copyright © International Centre for Diffraction Data 1986

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