HyPix-3000 is a next-generation two-dimensional hybrid pixel array semiconductor detector designed specifically to meet the needs of the home lab diffractionist.
Composition Identification
Crystal orientation
Drug discovery
Elemental analysis
In vivo applications
Non-destructive testing
Particle size & shape
Phasing protein structures
Polymers & fibers
Polymorphs
Pore size distribution
Qualitative analysis
Semiconductor metrology
Spectroscopy
Structure based drug design
Sulfur in petroleum
Texture & pole figures
Thin film analysis
Cement
Chemistry
Coatings
Cosmetics
Education
Environmental
Food & food ingredients
Forensics & conservation
Geology & minerals
Materials science
Metals & alloys
Mining & refining
Nanotechnology
Petroleum & petrochemicals
Pharmaceuticals 
Photovoltaic manufacturing
Polymers, plastics & rubber
Process control
Semiconductor manufacturing
Synchrotrons & beamlines
Chemical crystallography
Combined XRD-DSC
High resolution XRD
High temperature XRD
In-plane XRD
Laser-induced breakdown spectro.
Low temperature XRD
Microdiffraction
Microtomography
Powder crystallography
Protein crystallography
Raman spectroscopy
Rietveld analysis
Residual stress XRD
SAXS: biological
SAXS: industrial 
Single crystal XRD
X-ray fluorescence (XRF)
X-ray reflectometry (XRR)
Crystallography Times 
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University of Southampton
Simon Coles, Director of the UK National Crystallography Service, and Lucy Mapp discuss how they use Rigaku equipment to tackle tough crystallographic problems.
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Simon Coles, Director of the UK National Crystallography Service, and Lucy Mapp discuss how they use Rigaku equipment to tackle tough crystallographic problems.
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