D8 ADVANCE Diffraction Solutions
D8 ADVANCE Diffraction Solutions
D8 ADVANCE Diffraction Solutions
D8 ADVANCE
Diffraction Solutions
Design:
DAVINCI.DESIGN™ with
DAVINCI.MODE™
DAVINCI.SNAP-LOCK™
DIFFRAC.DAVINCI™
X-ray source:
TWIST-TUBE™
Detectors:
LYNXEYE™
VÅNTEC-1™
SOL-XE™
Optics:
TWIN™, primary
TWIN™, secondary
Best-Data Guarantee™:
Best-Alignment Guarantee™
Best-Detector Guarantee™
D8 ADVANCE –
designed for the next
era in X-ray diffraction
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Smart screen key display VÅNTEC-1 1-D detector TWIST-TUBE Compact Eulerian cradle
TWIN optics LED shutter display Fixed slits and filters Motorized slit with Auto-Absorber
Axial Sollers LED cabinet illumination Fixed slit assembly SOL-XE energy-dispersive detector
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D8 ADVANCE–
understanding
the sample behind
the signal
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3-D microstructure Typical 3-D diffraction pattern – the fingerp
of polycrystalline diffraction
material pattern X-ray diffraction on a polycrystalline
material results in a unique pattern. The
pattern is a result of the interference of
waves, which are diffracted by regular
arrangements present in the crystallites.
The dimensions of those so-called
lattice spacings are similar to the wave-
length of the X-rays. Bragg’s law links
the direction of the interference, the
wavelength, and the dimension of
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Randomly oriented crystallites Uniform diffraction signal
along Debye rings
Incident
beam Sample
Crystalline phase
Debye
cones quantification
composition
% crystallinity
polymorph
quantification
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Texture analysis
preferred orientation
pole figures, ODFs
texture components
orientation
quantification
Residual stress
strain
deformation
preferred orientation, the intensity compressibility
is non-uniform, however it exhibits
stress tensor
symmetries.
hardness
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the wavelength. Consequently, the
reason for a measured deformation
of the Debye rings is a direction- Stress analysis Residual stress
related lattice spacing change
which is caused by deformation
of the crystallites.
Structural analysis
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recorded by scanning a detector lattice parameters
along an arc. If a Debye ring is crystalline structure
crossed, a discrete diffraction peak symmetry
appears in the scan. To record the coordination
diffraction intensities along a Debye
ring, the sample needs to be ro-
tated additionally around its surface
normal.
Crystal structure analysis Structural information
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DIFFRAC.SUITE
DIFFRAC.MEASUREMENT
CENTER with:
DIFFRAC.EVA: DIFFRAC.TOPAS:
Phase identification Phase quantification DIFFRAC.LOG
DIFFRAC.COMMANDER
DIFFRAC.WIZARD
DIFFRAC.DAVINCI
DIFFRAC.TOOLS
DIFFRAC.JOBLIST
DIFFRAC.START JOBS
DIFFRAC.CONFIGURATION
DIFFRAC.D8 MANAGER
DIFFRAC.EVALUATION
PACKAGE with:
DIFFRAC.EVA
DIFFRAC.TOPAS
DIFFRAC.LEPTOS
DIFFRAC.LEPTOS: DIFFRAC.MULTEX: DIFFRAC.MULTEX
Residual stress analysis Texture analysis
DIFFRAC.POLYSNAP
DIFFRAC.NANOFIT
DIFFRAC.TOPAS: DIFFRAC.TOPAS:
Structure analysis Microstructure analysis
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DAVINCI.DESIGN –
advanced ideas
last forever
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True plug & play functionality
with fully automatic component
recognition and configuration
Alignment-free switch of
configurations – whatever
your sample, whatever your
application
Absolutely open design with
maximum flexibility for future
adaptions
D8 ADVANCE and
DAVINCI.DESIGN –
the world’s 1st genuine
all-purpose diffractometer
for everyone
DAVINCI.MODE
DAVINCI.SNAP-LOCK
DIFFRAC.DAVINCI
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Failure-safe operation thanks to Tool-free change of all optical The virtual goniometer: real-time
real-time validation of compo- components in a second software representation of the
nents real goniometer with all compo-
Alignment-free change between
nents
Detection of missing or unsuitable different instrument geometries
components and applications Software-guided and -validated
instrument configuration with
True plug & play functionality for Push-button-motorized switch
real-time conflict detection
all components: tubes, optics, between Bragg-Brentano and
sample stages, detectors parallel-beam geometry with Missing or forgotten instrument
TWIN optics details and measurement param-
eters are a thing of the past
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The “Da Vinci trio”
for one purpose:
uncompromised
ease of use
DAVINCI.MODE
In the DAVINCI.MODE, your D8 ADVANCE monitors and
controls itself in all details. The system knows its own
state at all times. Each component, each component
replacement, and each change of status is automatically
recognized . Each component registers itself with its
specific characteristics on the system and is then
configured automatically. Thanks to DAVINCI.MODE,
it is no longer necessary to make any adjustments after
TWIN optics: Primary monochro- exchanging a component.
for primary and mator:
secondary beam focusing monochromator DAVINCI.SNAP-LOCK
push-button switch for best data quality DAVINCI.SNAP-LOCK is our unique, high-precision
between geometries Mo radiation for highly SNAP-LOCK mechanism, which enables all of the optics
absorbing materials to be exchanged within just a few seconds. Without tools
and – due to DAVINCI.MODE – without any adjustments;
all optics return to perfect alignment every time. Never
before has it been so easy, fast and reliable to change
configurations.
DIFFRAC.DAVINCI
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DIFFRAC.DAVINCI
The virtual goniometer:
1 Instrument Control Mode
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Ultimate X-ray, machine and
electric safety in compliance with
the latest EU directives
Audit-proven quality management
system
Ergonomic, clearly visible and
fail-safe warning and operator
control elements
Every experiment can be
repeated years later with exactly
the same instrument configuration
and measurement parameters
Good Diffraction
Practice – absolute
safety is our
top priority
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Conforms to:
96/29/EURATOM
RöV
DIN EN 954-1 Cat. 3
2006/42/EG
X-ray tube LED status display Instrument ON status DIN EN 61010-1/-2
CSA C22.2 No. 1010
EN 61000-6-1/-2/-3/-4
… and many more
Approved by:
TÜV
PTB
BfS
NEMKO
Smart screen keys for instrument status display Instrument status display in software
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VÅNTEC-1 1-D detector LYNXEYE 1-D detector SOL-XE energy-dispersive Scintillation counter
detector
-0.020
-0.030
-0.040
2Theta [°]
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Solid and maintenance-free
goniometer design for mechanical
strength and long life
Instrument performance
verification with NIST corundum
standard SRM 1976a
Instrument alignment ±0.01° 2
over the whole angular range
Ultra-high-precision goniometer
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Everything is
possible –
D8 ADVANCE
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Unlimited flexibility and upgrade-
ability thanks to DAVINCI.DESIGN
Completely new DIFFRAC.SUITE
software package for instrument
control and data evaluation
Free choice between all
D8 ADVANCE optics and detectors
Rotation
sample
stage
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Up to 500 times faster with Intelligent sample handling:
SUPER SPEED LYNXEYE or
9-position FLIP-STICK and
VÅNTEC-1
90-position AUTO-CHANGER for
Unique radial Soller slit for reflection and transmission
VÅNTEC-1 for lowest background
Sample loading at any time
Large energy-dispersive SOL-XE
Definition of priority samples
detector for best peak-to-back-
ground ratio Automatic resumption of
interrupted measurements
Bragg-Brentano geometry with energy-dispersive SOL-XE detector High-throughput diffraction with LYNXEYE detector and AUTO-CHANGER
SOL-XE
LYNXEYE
X-ray source X-ray source
K filter
Fixed slit
Fixed slit
Motorized Motorized
slit slit
Rotation
sample 90-position
stage AUTO-CHANGER
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More speed,
more samples,
more sensitivity:
D8 ADVANCE
Phase identification with DIFFRAC.EVA
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Advanced applications:
easy transmission
with the
D8 ADVANCE
The properties of the sample determine
which instrument geometry is best:
transmission or reflection. Therefore, the
D8 ADVANCE affords you the freedom to
choose. Crystal structure determination
with DIFFRAC.TOPAS
For small sample quantities, preferred orientations,
organic materials with low absorption coefficients,
sensitive samples, fluids … measurements in transmis-
sion geometry are the top choice. For applications such
as structure analysis, kinetic processes or Small Angle
X-ray Scattering (SAXS), this is the preferred setup as
well. Achieve the best results for these tasks, with the
most advantageous components and DAVINCI.DESIGN.
Let’s begin with the primary optics. We advise to use
our focusing Göbel mirror for highest intensity. Our
primary monochromator guarantees even better data
quality with pure K1 radiation. These optics are both
excellent for SAXS experiments as well.
Preparation in capillaries or between foils, analysis of Indexing with DIFFRAC.TOPAS
solid samples or powders, measurements at high or
low temperatures are all concerns of your application.
No matter which choice you make, all components are
identified and configured fully automatically without any
further adjustments. Even the question of transmission
or reflection is not a prior concern with our FLIP-STICK
and AUTO-CHANGER. It is possible to change between
two geometries conveniently from your workstation.
And, last but not least, there is always the question
of data quality and measurement time. With the
SUPER SPEED components, LYNXEYE and VÅNTEC-1,
transmission measurements are performed in minutes
thanks to the simultaneous capture of large 2Theta
angles and extreme sensitivity to signals.
SAXS with DIFFRAC.NANOFIT
Meet the D8 ADVANCE in transmission.
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Johansson monochromators for
all common wavelengths from
Cr to Mo
Best data quality with parallel and
focusing Göbel mirrors for all
common wavelengths
Software-controlled switch be-
tween reflection and transmission
with parallel-beam Göbel mirrors
Unmatched crystal structure and
nano structure analysis
Tablet screening Capillary furnace
Capillary geometry with Johansson monochromator for pure K1 radiation High-throughput diffraction with LYNXEYE detector and AUTO-CHANGER
and VÅNTEC-1 detector, with unique radial Soller to reduce diffuse scattering
VÅNTEC-1 LYNXEYE
Johansson Focusing
monochromator Göbel mirror
Rotation
Radial Soller sample
stage
Capillary
sample 90-position
stage AUTO-CHANGER
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Reactive atmospheres and high-
pressure experiments
Non-ambient experiments in
LYNXEYE reflection and capillary geometry
Focusing from 10 K up to 2,300 °C
Göbel mirror
Superior VÅNTEC-1 detector with
large angular coverage and
unique radial Soller for both
Fixed slit
scanning and SNAPSHOT mode
Humidity experiments from room
temperature up to 90 °C, fully
Capillary software-integrated
furnace
Temperature-dependent reflec-
tometry from –180 °C up to 800 °C
High-speed humidity measurements with the HOT HUMIDITY HTK1200N oven and LYNXEYE detector
system and VÅNTEC-1 detector
K filter
Radial Soller Motorized Motorized
slit slit
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D8 ADVANCE –
your sample
under controlled
non-ambient
conditions
DIFFRAC.WIZARD to set up
high-temperature experiments
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Maximum flexibility with TWIN optics
for primary and secondary beam path
Push-button switch between Bragg-
Brentano and parallel-beam geometries
Superb LYNXEYE detector for a wide
variety of applications
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Primary TWIN optics set to Göbel
mirror for highest flux density
LYNXEYE in 0-D mode and turned
by 90° to cover an extremely large
dynamic range
Film thickness from 0.1 nm up to
200 nm
Standardless density, roughness,
and stackings determination with
highest accuracy
90°
0°
LYNXEYE detector in 0° and 90° position Reflectometry TWIN/TWIN setup with LYNXEYE detector in 90° position
KNIFE EDGE
collimator
LYNXEYE,
90° turned
TWIN optics
a) Göbel mirror
b) Motorized slit
TWIN optics
a) Equatorial Soller
b) Motorized slit
XYZ stage
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Primary TWIN optics set to Göbel Primary TWIN optics set to Göbel
mirror for highest flux density mirror for highest flux density
Secondary TWIN optics for push- LYNXEYE in 1-D mode for fast
button switch to equatorial Soller slit data collection
LYNXEYE in O-D mode for high- Software-controlled sub-micron
resolution parallel-beam geometry sample mapping with versatile
compact XYZ stage
Grazing incidence diffraction for
optimum thin-film diffraction signals Fast and accurate sample posi-
tioning with double-laser system
TWIN optics
a) Equatorial Soller TWIN optics
b) Motorized slit a) Equatorial Soller
b) Motorized slit
Pin hole
collimator
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Ultimate flexibility
and push-button
ease of use –
D8 ADVANCE with
TWIN/TWIN setup
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Switching from
line to point focus –
no big deal:
TWIST-TUBE
Most powder diffraction applications on polycrys-
talline samples are done with line focus. For texture
measurements, point focus is most suited. Hence,
fast and easy switching between line and point focus
is a stunning feature for a true all-purpose diffrac-
tometer. Compact Eulerian cradle with XY stage TWIST-TUBE head
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Patented TWIST-TUBE design
compatible to standard tube
dimensions
Fast and easy switching of the
tube focus orientations
No realignment and automatic
focus orientation detection thanks
to DAVINCI.MODE
No need to disconnect cables
and hoses
Typical texture setup with the TWIST-TUBE and compact Eulerian cradle
TWIST-TUBE Scintillation
counter
Straightforward measurement
design with DIFFRAC.WIZARD
Parallel-beam
POLYCAP
Eulerian
cradle
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XYZ stage for accurate sample Easy change to the ideal texture
positioning and mapping configuration – TWIST-TUBE and
DAVINCI.DESIGN
VÅNTEC-1 for SNAPSHOT residual
stress investigations Compact Eulerian cradle for both
iso- and side-inclination modes
Fast and accurate sample positioning
with double-laser system POLYCAP for high-speed, high-flux
texture analysis
Traditional sin²(psi) method as well as
the multi hkl evaluation method Intelligent setup of measurement
schemes with DIFFRAC.WIZARD
From normal and shear stress up to
the complete stress tensor Texture determination based on the
component method or the traditional
Retained austenite determination
spherical harmonics method
based on both the traditional RIR and
Rietveld method for complex alloys
Stress measurements in iso-inclination (omega) mode Texture or stress measurements in side-inclination (psi) mode
LYNXEYE VÅNTEC-1,
SNAPSHOT
TWIST-TUBE mode
TWIN optics
a) Equatorial Soller
TWIST-TUBE b) Motorized slit
Parallel-beam
POLYCAP
Eulerian
cradle
Parallel-beam
POLYCAP
XYZ stage
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Texture and residual
stress – take
it easy with the
D8 ADVANCE
When examining stress and texture of machined
items, one actually analyzes the crystallite deforma-
tion and orientation distribution locally. That requires
a maximum number of possibilities for aligning the
sample, obtaining maximum intensity at a particular
Residual stress analysis with
DIFFRAC.LEPTOS spot, and obtaining maximum resolution and
detection area.
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Applications
Phase Identification
Phase Quantification
Microstructure Analysis
Structure Analysis
Residual Stress
Texture
Reflectometry
Small Angle X-ray Scattering
No match,
due to physical limitations
Match
Perfect match
aim 01980
Technical Data
Configurations Vertical goniometer, Theta/2Theta or Theta/Theta geometry
Measuring circle diameter Predefined at 500 mm, 560 mm and 600 mm
(depending on set-up) or any intermediate setting
Angular range 360°
(without accessories)
All configurations and specifications are subject to change without notice. Order No.: DOC-B88-EXS018. © 2009 Bruker AXS. Printed in Germany.
Max. usable angular range –110° < 2Theta 168°
(depending on accessories)
Angle positioning Stepper motors with optical encoders
Smallest addressable increment 0.0001°
Instrument alignment Equal or better than ± 0.01° 2Theta; NIST SRM 1976a always included
(at constant climate)
Maximum angular speed 20°/s
(depending on accessories)
Detectors Point detectors: Scintillation counter
SOL-XE energy dispersive
1-D detectors: LYNXEYE
VÅNTEC-1
All detectors guaranteed without defective/dead strips or areas
General space and infrastructure requirements:
Exterior dimensions 1,868 x 1,300 x 1,135 mm
(h x w x d) 73.5 x 51.2 x 44.7 inch
Weight 770 kg
(without optional electronics)
Cooling water supply Min. 4 l/min, pressure 4 bar to 7.5 bar, no pressure on outlet side,
(without optional internal water chiller) temperature: 10 °C to 20 °C
Power supply Single phase: 208 to 240 V
Three phases: 120 V, 230 V, 240 V;
47 to 63 Hz
Maximum power consumption 6.5 kVA
(without controllers for optional equipment)