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Hammersley, A. P., Svensson, S. O., Hanfland, M., Fitch, A. N. & Häusermann, D. Two-dimensional detector software: from real detector to idealised image or two-theta scan.
The two-dimensional detector architecture of the EMCCD allowed identifying the majority of such two- and multi-pair events (∼80%), such that in post-selected trials the probability of having two or more photons producing the retinal signal was only ∼0.02% (Methods section).
It is a silicon-based, two-dimensional detector with a large dynamic range and zero readout noise.
Using transmission geometry and a two-dimensional detector, lattice strain and texture evolution (domain switching) were measured in multiple sample directions simultaneously.
The developed two-dimensional detector system comprises an MSGC with individual signal channel read-outs and a new instrument system with a capability of secondary-particle discrimination (InSPaD).
In addition to classical applications in powder diffraction, the quasi two-dimensional detector will be used for rapid texture measurements, where high separation of peaks is necessary.
The plasmonic detectors exhibit photo-induced temperature increases up to four times as large as comparable two-dimensional graphene detectors.
A two-dimensional array of these small detectors does simultaneous imaging and spectroscopy.
Scattered intensity was collected with a two-dimensional CCD detector.
Each measurement is preceded by an initialization sequence, which includes adjustment of bead height relative to the coverslip using a variant of optical force microscopy (to +/-4 nm), a two-dimensional raster scan to calibrate position detector response, and adjustment of bead lateral position relative to the microtubule substrate (to +/-3 nm).
Each two-dimensional diffraction pattern was pre-processed to correct for detector flat field variations, geometry and beam polarization, and was then azimuthally integrated to produce a projection set consisting of one-dimensional diffraction patterns of intensity versus scattering vector amplitude.
