Describes a Multiwire Linear Detector capable of millisecond resolution time-resolved X-ray diffraction measurements.
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Enables ms-resolution muscle diffraction studies; leaves open clinical translation in cardiovascular research pending validation.
We describe the design, construction and use of a parallel readout Multiwire Linear Detector, capable of recording X-ray patterns at high counting rates. The data acquisition system, built in conjunction with the detector, allows time-resolved measurements with millisecond resolution. The detector and electronics has been tested at the SRS, Daresbury by recording both static and time-resolved equatorial patterns from muscle.
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