Dispersion of the light spot

[999-x]

Hello, I have a question that I need your help with!
As shown in the figure, the light spot on the detector is displayed, and it can be seen that there is dispersion in the z-direction.

Can you directly output a graph of the energy dispersion in the z-direction on the detector?
Similar to the following：

Looking forward to your reply！

[kklmn]

Hi,
The colors in the 2D histogram and the 1D positional histograms can be misleading. If we mix two rays of energy E-ΔE and E+ΔE in one histogram bin, the resulting color will be the same as if we mix two rays of the same energy E.
I advise running strictly monochromatic cases at a scanned energy. For each energy you find a z-position and then build your dispersion graph.

[999-x]

Hi, The colors in the 2D histogram and the 1D positional histograms can be misleading. If we mix two rays of energy E-ΔE and E+ΔE in one histogram bin, the resulting color will be the same as if we mix two rays of the same energy E. I advise running strictly monochromatic cases at a scanned energy. For each energy you find a z-position and then build your dispersion graph.

Hi,thank you for your prompt reply.But i am not proficient in xrt. Do you have any corresponding examples or instructions for me to learn how to set up "running strictly monochromatic cases at a scanned energy" ?

[kklmn]

The example that produced your first graph has 3 cases inside. The second one is a monochromatic case. Just change its energy in a loop within a generator.

[999-x]

The example that produced your first graph has 3 cases inside. The second one is a monochromatic case. Just change its energy in a loop within a generator.

Thank you for your reply!