Brand: Edinburgh Instruments | Category: Nanotechnology

X-ray sample chamber that connects to an FLS1000 or FS5 by liquid light guide, so scintillator samples can be excited with x-rays and their UV, visible or near infrared emission measured by the spectrometer. Both steady state and pulsed operation are supported, which gives radioluminescence spectra and decay times.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Pulsed-mode high voltage | 40 kV |
| Pulsed-mode beam current | 10 µA recommended; 50 µA maximum |
| Pulsed-mode dimensions | 942 × 915 × 225 mm |
| Pulsed-mode weight | 119 kg |
| Steady-state high-voltage range | 4–60 kV |
| Steady-state beam-current range | 5–1000 µA |
| Steady-state maximum continuous-wave power | 12 W |
| Steady-state dimensions | 942 × 693 × 225 mm |
| Steady-state weight | 105 kg |
| Operating temperature | 15–30 °C |
The XS1 manufacturer table gives separate pulsed MCS/TCSPC and steady-state configurations. Their voltage, current, size and weight values are kept separate here; they must not be combined into one instrument rating. Pulsed operation depends on the selected spectrometer configuration. Checked 2026-09-29.
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