Abstract
The technique of Energy Dispersive EXAFS is well established as an excellent tool for dynamic measurements. Daresbury Laboratory has developed a photodiode array based detector system for synchrotron radiation Energy Dispersive EXAFS experiments which allows high quality data to be collected in time scales of less than a second [1]. In order to provide the highest quality system the performance of 3 different commercially available photodiode arrays has been evaluated. This paper presents the results of these evaluations and indicates the future direction of this project.
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