Links
Useful work-related links
CXRO, the Center for X-ray Optics, has a comprehensive and informative webpage about X-ray focusing theory and devices. Particularly useful are their database for X-ray interactions with matter and X-ray data booklet.
What q-range do I need? How to get the q-range from instrument parameters? There are two nice pages to help with the calculations: the SAXS calculator by CHESS in Cornell, and the BioCAT's X-ray tools by APS. Of course you should always in the end confirm your wished q-range with your local contact at the experiment to make sure you got the parameters right.