Abstract
Application of two-dimensional detectors based on imaging plates for X-ray crystallographic data collection is discnssed. The properties of imaging plates are somewhat different from those of other available X-ray detectors, like frlm, multiwire ionization chambers, TV tubes or scintillation counters. Imaging plate scanners are well suited for laboratory X-ray sources as well as for strong synchrotron radiation. Originally developed for macromolecular crystallography, they can be used successfully to collect data on crystals of small or medium size molecnles. PACS lumbers: 07.85.+n, 29.40.Gx
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