Endstations

This beamline comprises three experimental stations arranged sequentially from upstream to downstream along its path: the High-Temperature Station, the Low-Temperature Station, and the Submicron Station. The High-Temperature and Low-Temperature Stations are located in the first experimental building, while the Submicron Station is situated in the second building. The BL11U beamline enables a variety of experiments including powder diffraction, single-crystal diffraction, grazing incidence diffraction, and in-situ dynamic diffraction. It is equipped with a high-precision sample stage, two-dimensional detectors, temperature and pressure-controlled sample environments, and a rapid time-resolved system, allowing real-time characterization of material microstructure evolution under external conditions such as temperature and pressure. The facility supports one-dimensional and two-dimensional absorption/diffraction measurements as well as energy-dispersive spectroscopy analysis, facilitating studies of material static structures and dynamic evolution across multiple scales and conditions.