CCD Camera Used in Study of Magnetic Properties of Cu₂OSeO₃
In a recent study of the magnetic properties of the insulator Cu₂OSeO₃, researchers used a greateyes 4k CCD camera to capture high-quality X-ray images. The camera helped them observe and study previously unseen magnetic structures within the material.
The published paper for this study is entitled, “Observation of distorted tilted conical phase at the surface of a bulk chiral magnet with resonant elastic x-ray scattering.”
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