Abstract: An X-ray diffraction measuring apparatus equipped with Debye-Scherrer optical system therein, comprises a generator for generating a characteristic X-ray to be irradiated upon a sample to be measured; an X-ray detector being disposed to surround that sample around; and a focusing arrangement, being disposed between the sample and the X-ray detector, for collecting an X-ray scattering from the sample covering over a predetermined angle, in a peripheral direction, around the sample, and for focusing and irradiating it upon the X-ray detector.

Abstract: An X-ray optical system provides selectively a linear X-ray beam and a point X-ray beam while using an X-ray source which generates an X-ray beam having a linear section. When the point X-ray beam is selected, an X-ray intensity per unit area becomes higher. The X-ray optical system has an X-ray source, a parabolic multilayer mirror to which an aperture slit plate is attached, an optical-path selection slit device, a polycapillary optics and an exit-width restriction slit. The polycapillary optics and the exit-width restriction slit are detachably inserted into a path of a parallel beam coming from the parabolic multilayer mirror, and thus they can be removed from the path and a Soller slit and a divergence slit can be inserted instead.

Abstract: An X-ray diffraction measuring apparatus equipped with Debye-Scherrer optical system therein, comprises a means for generating a characteristic X-ray to be irradiated upon a sample to be measured; an X-ray detector means being disposed to surround that sample around; and a focusing means, being disposed between the sample and the X-ray detector means, for collecting an X-ray scattering from the sample covering over a predetermined angle, in a peripheral direction, around the sample, and thereby irradiating it upon the X-ray detector means.

Abstract: An X-ray optical system provides selectively a linear X-ray beam and a point X-ray beam while using an X-ray source which generates an X-ray beam having a linear section. When the point X-ray beam is selected, an X-ray intensity per unit area becomes higher. The X-ray optical system has an X-ray source, a parabolic multilayer mirror to which an aperture slit plate is attached, an optical-path selection slit device, a polycapillary optics and an exit-width restriction slit. The polycapillary optics and the exit-width restriction slit are detachably inserted into a path of a parallel beam coming from the parabolic multilayer mirror, and thus they can be removed from the path and a Soller slit and a divergence slit can be inserted instead.