A system for time-resolved data acquisition is described. It is based on a Nd-YAG power laser, five NaI scintillators coupled with five photomultiplier tubes, a fast multichannel analyzer, a cryostat, and a Macintosh II computer (system controller and data acquisition). By means of this apparatus, time-resolved x-ray spectra of CO-myoglobin will be acquired using the synchrotron radiation emitted by a wiggler magnet.
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