Abstract
The new two-axis diffractometer recently installed in HASYLAB at the storage ring DORIS with DESY, Hamburg, is described. The instrument has especially been designed to make best use of the outstanding properties of synchrotron X-rays like high collimation, polarization, wavelength (energy) tunability, and overall high intensity. The instrument's central feature is a rigid two-crystal diffractometer bench complemented by a preceding monochromator. Diffractometer bench and monochromator revolve independently about the incident beam. A great variety of different experiments can be performed with the instrument. Examples are given.
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