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nanotom® m (phoenix|x-ray, now Baker Hughes)
Scanning parameters
maximal sample diameter: 240 mm
maximal sample height: 250 mm
maximal sample weight: 3 kg
smallest effective pixel size: 0.3 µm
reconstructed volume after single scan: 3052 × 3052 × 2400 voxels
reconstructed volume after 'off-axis' scan: 4624 × 4624 × 2400 voxels
typical scanning time (depending on application): 5 - 480 min
X-ray detector
temperature-stabilized high dynamic GE DXR
7 MP (3072 x 2400)
100 µm pixel size
Nanofocus X-ray source
spot size: < 1 µm
acceleration voltage: 40 - 180 kV
maximal power: 20 W
available targets: tungsten on CVD diamond & molybdenum
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