Bakulin, A.
, Durbin, S.
, Jach, T.
and Pedulla, J.
(2000),
Fast Imaging of Hard X-Rays With a Laboratory Microscope, Applied Optics
(Accessed December 9, 2024)
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Fast Imaging of Hard X-Rays With a Laboratory Microscope
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Author(s)
A S. Bakulin, S M. Durbin, ,
Abstract
An improved x-ray microscope with a fully electronic CCD detector system has been constructed that allows improved laboratory-based microstructural investigations of materials with hard x-rays. It uses the Kirkpatrick-Baez multilayer mirror design to form an image that has a demonstrated resolution of 4 m at 8 keV (Cu Kα radiation). This microscope performs well with standard sealed-tube laboratory x-ray sources, producing digital images with 20-s exposure times for m Au grid (a thickness of two absorption lengths).Citation
Applied Optics
Volume
39
Issue
No. 19
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
Kirkpatrick-Baez, microscope, multilayer, optics, x-ray
Citation
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Created June 30, 2000, Updated October 12, 2021