cansas1d SASsource
From canSAS
- block diagrams
| Name | Type | occurrence | Description | Attributes |
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| radiation | string | [1..1] | Name of the radiation used. For maximum compatibility with NeXus, use one of the names defined by either NeXus NXsource/type * Spallation Neutron Source * Pulsed Reactor Neutron Source * Reactor Neutron Source * Synchrotron X-ray Source * Pulsed Muon Source * Rotating Anode X-ray * Fixed Tube X-ray or NeXus NXsource/probe * neutron * x-ray * muon * electron |
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| beam_size | container | [0..1] | Physical dimension of the beam (incident on the sample). Note: If beam is round, just use X dimension. Note: While Z dimension is allowed by the standard, it does not make sense for small-angle scattering. | name="{name}" |
| beam_shape | string | [0..1] | Text description of the shape of the beam (incident on the sample). | |
| wavelength | floating-point number | [0..1] | wavelength (λ) of radiation incident on the sample. | unit="{unit}" |
| wavelength_min | floating-point number | [0..1] | Some facilities specify wavelength using a range. The minimum of such a range is given by wavelength_min. | unit="{unit}" |
| wavelength_max | floating-point number | [0..1] | Some facilities specify wavelength using a range. The maximum of such a range is given by wavelength_max. | unit="{unit}" |
| wavelength_spread | floating-point number | [0..1] | Some facilities specify the width of the wavelength spectrum. The width of such a range is given by wavelength_spread. | unit="{unit}" |
