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D20 is very high intensity 2-axis diffractometer equipped with a large microstrip detector. Due to the extremely high neutron flux, it opens up new possibilities for real-time experiments on very small samples.

Performing an ExperimentVacuum VesselIn order to keep background to a minimum all RT experiments are normally performed in a vaccuum vessel. Standard cryostat and controller Lakeshore1. Mount cryostat on goniometerYou should let your local contact or an instrument responsible do this. 2. Insert sampleYou should ask your local contact or an instrument responsible before first doing this. 3. Set temperatureYou have three possibilities to set a temperature: The most direct is by using the controller itself. Or you use the temperature control program dti on the instrument control machine d20.ill.fr which is communicating with the controller. Or you work directly in the instrument control program MAD which, by itself, is communicating with the dti program. Using the Lakeshore Controller
Using the temperature control interface DTI This interface allows to control ILL temperature controllers. Information on the commands available with DTI can be obtained interactivaly with option H[elp]. The most relevant options for running an experiment
A new dti interface has been installed recently, there may be slight changes and new features. Using the instrument control program MAD Note : users' answers are noted in bold characters, means Carriage Return, letters given in brackets [..] may be omitted Change (or at least check) the value of parameter CRY : must be 1 if cryostat is used. :
Now you may set a temperature with pte temperature timeout [waittime] or read it with rte. Furnace... Translations... Eulerian cradle... Problems?click here |