8-ID-E Diffractometer set up

These pictures were taken during a general user experiment
in February 2016 by Q. Zhang.  A small, vertically diffracting Huber 4-circle
diffractometer is used in wide-angle XPCS experiments. 
Three circles control the sample angle (theta, limited chi and phi (+/- 18 deg),
and one circle, the detector angle.  It is mounted on a motorized table, and a
good XYZ Huber stage enables user experimental set ups to be aligned in the 
beam. In these pictures, a user-supplied x-ray oven with accesories is mounted
on this XYZ stage. 

Two detectors are typically used at the end of the flight path: a Si PI CCD
with direct detection, and an Oxford Cyberstar scintillation counter. The 7.35
keV incident coherent x-rays are spatially filtered and focused to a spot size 
of 4 microns (V) by 10 microns (H).