Laboratoire Léon Brillouin
UMR12 CEA-CNRS, Bât. 563 CEA Saclay
91191 Gif sur Yvette Cedex, France
+33-169085241 llb-sec@cea.fr
Activités instrumentales nationales et internationales du LLB - National and internatonial instrumental activities at the LLB
On its own and through the "Fédération Française de diffusion Neutronique", LLB is engaged on several instruments outside Saclay :
LLB is starting the transfer to PSI of its best SANS machine : PA20. PA20 will restart to be open to user beginning of 2021.
LLB also bears 2 projects of new instruments at ILL :
- GAPS a cold triple axis
- SAM a short small angle diffractometer with spin echo option
#2757 - Last update : 06/28 2020
• Laboratoire Léon Brillouin (LLB) • Leon Brillouin Laboratory (LLB)
• Groupe "Infrastructures et développement" (INFRA) - "Infrastructure and development" research group • Groupe "Matière molle et biophysique" - MMB • Nouvelles frontières dans les matériaux quantiques - NFMQ
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DREAM: A versatile powder diffractometer with single crystal capabilities
Brief description
DREAM is a time-of-flight diffractometer that is mainly dedicated to powder diffraction, but also offers single crystal capabilities.
LLB is engaged at various levels in the construction of five spectrometers around ESS (European Spallation Source in Sweden)
This is the Bifrost web page
LLB is engaged at various levels in the construction of five spectrometers around ESS (European Spallation Source in Sweden)
This is the Cspec web page
LLB is engaged in the upgrade of IN6 through a CRG contract of type A. This upgrade will be performed during the 2019 shutdown of ILL, but LLB is already in charge of the IN6 spectrometer. The IN6-Sharp LLB team will welcome users as soon as the ILL reactor restarts (March 1st 2018).
Details of the upgrade could be find in the following pdf file :
Sharp_lancement fédération 16 mai_2017-V2.pdf
MAGiC: a polarised single crystal diffractometer
Brief description
MAGiC is a polarized time-of-flight single-crystal diffractometer dedicated to the study of magnetic properties in both applied and purely fundamental systems. Its development and construction are supported by a French/German/Swiss consortium, relying on a mesh of unique and complementary technical and scientific expertise.
LLB is engaged at various levels in the construction of five spectrometers around ESS (European Spallation Source in Sweden).
Skadi-2020-09.pdf
