Modeled after a photographic film diffraction pattern recording device, the Huber G670 instrument has an
electronic CCD imaging plate (replacing the photographic film), scanning laser, image plate erasure lamp, and
very fast data collection. Resolution is to 0.005 degree in the angular range of 4 to 100 degrees (Bragg angle).
This instrument works only in the transmission mode (X-rays penetrate through the thin sample layer,
diffracting as they emerge on the far side of the sample layer).
Attachments include sample oscillator for large-particle transmission efficiency improvement, and a
capillary sample holder.
This diffractometer is best utilized for high-precision and high-speed work on dry powders of all kinds.