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We have four types of detectors commonly available for use:

  • A “narrow-band” mercury cadmium telluride (MCT) from Bruker (MCT-D313)

    • Cut-off 750 cm-1

  • A “mid-band” MCT from Bruker (MCT-D316)

    • Cut-off 600 cm-1

  • A “wide-band” MCT from Bruker (MCT-D315)

    • Cut-off 420 cm-1

  • A focal plane array (64 × 64)

Unless otherwise requested, the standard configuration of the beamline uses the narrow band MCT detector.

Figure: Bruker detector performance. Note the order of magnitude decrease in “detectivity” with the wide-band detector compared to the narrow- and mid-band detectors.

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