A Small Bragg Diffraction X‐Ray Spectrometer

1970 
A small, easily constructed, and high efficiency Bragg angle x‐ray spectrometer has been developed. Employing either a lead stearate or a KAP crystal, it has been used to measure x rays in the 150–1000 eV region from ion‐atom collisions. At the carbon‐K energy (277 eV), it has an FWHM of 14 eV and an efficiency of 10−2 counts per incident x ray. Electronics and controls for fully automatic scans are described.
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