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Crystal data for compound 3b, C9H19N4.I, were collected using a Xcalibur Atlas Gemini ultra diffractometer of Oxford Diffraction equipped with Mo tube with graphite monochromator, Mo-Enhanced fiber-optics collimator and CCD detector Atlas.

On the other hand, a cause of many challenges in the past planetary X-ray observation lies in the very nature of non-focusing optics of collimator instruments as described below.

While the most straight-forward way to separate the two signals is to use free-space optics involving collimators and a dichroic mirror (schematic not shown), recoupling the OCT signal back to a single-mode fiber in the interferometer would introduce extra loss and thus degrade the OCT detection sensitivity.

To enable optical access, a novel, minimally-intrusive method is presented, utilising standard fibre-optics and collimators.

The pilot/gunner need not position their head to align the sight line precisely as they did in two-point mechanical sights, head position is only limited to that determined by the optics in the collimator, mostly by the diameter of the collimator lens.

Neutron diffraction results are compared with each other (with combinations of slit and radial oscillating collimator beam defining optics) and with high energy synchrotron radiation results with a spiral slit gauge volume defining system.

The secondary optics consists of a parallel plate collimator of 0.27° acceptance and a Soller slit of 0.04 rad aperture.

In this article, we show through theoretical and experimental studies how tighter collimator openings and a new optics with specific phase-advance constraints allows a β∗ as small as 40 cm, a factor 2 smaller than β∗=80 cm used in 2015 and significantly below the design value β∗=55 cm, in spite of a lower beam energy.

The scanning optics (Fig. 3) consisted of a collimator, a microscope objective (5x Plan Apo NIR Infinity-Corrected Objective, Mitutoyo, Japan), two galvanometers for x-y scanning (Thorlabs, Newton, NJ), and five mirrors for folding the optical path.

In "Advantages of focusing X-ray optics" section, we review the major challenges encountered in near-target X-ray observations using collimator instruments and illustrate how focusing X-ray optics can overcome these challenges and enhance a chance of success and new discoveries especially in observing relatively small bodies such as asteroids and comet nuclei.

The optics were housed in a 17 cm long, 2 cm (dia) rigid tube, while the scanners and the collimator were packaged in a small, easy to handle box that was attached to the tube through a threaded fixture.