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Collimator Kit for the XR-100CR / XR-100T-CZT

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In order to accommodate applications where the X-ray flux is too high for both the detector and the electronics that process the X-ray spectrum, Amptek has developed a "Collimator Kit" to collimate the primary X-ray beam. This system is comprised of a special Detector/Preamp box (see TJ BOX) which slides inside a Collimator Housing. The Collimator Housing can accommodate up to two Tungsten collimator disks that are placed inside a bayonet holder in front of the detector. By selecting the appropriate Tungsten collimator disks, the user can reduce the incoming X-ray flux and allow the detector and electronics to process the X-ray spectrum. Seven different Tungsten collimator disks are provided with different size holes in order to allow for a wide range of applications.

The Collimator Housing is made out of brass in order to shield the detector and electronics from the primary X-ray source. Additionally, the bottom of the Collimator Housing incorporates a screw type fitting to allow for a standard tripod mount. There is no additional cost for the detector itself when ordered in a "TJ BOX" configuration. There is a cost for the Collimator Kit (see Price List).

collimator kit

xr-100 tj Box

All dimensions are in inches unless otherwise specified.

XR-100CR / CZT Collimator Kit Includes

  1. Preamp/Detector Brass Enclosure with Bayonet for TJ Box
  2. 1mm thick with 25 µm hole Tungsten (W) Collimator Disc
  3. 1mm thick with 50 µm hole Tungsten (W) Collimator Disc
  4. 2mm thick with 100 µm hole Tungsten (W) Collimator Disc
  5. 2mm thick with 200 µm hole Tungsten (W) Collimator Disc
  6. 2mm thick with 400 µm hole Tungsten (W) Collimator Disc
  7. 2mm thick with 1000 µm hole Tungsten (W) Collimator Disc
  8. 2mm thick with 2000 µm hole Tungsten (W) Collimator Disc

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Revised February 6, 2001