Electron beam moiré fringes imaging by image converter tube with a magnetic lens
Electron beam moiré fringes imaging by image converter tube with a magnetic lens
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DOI:
10.1063/1.4952750
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发表时间:
2016-06
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Yubo Liao;Yunfei Lei;Hou-zhi Cai;Yanli Bai;Jinyuan Liu
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作者:
Yubo Liao;Yunfei Lei;Hou-zhi Cai;Yanli Bai;Jinyuan Liu
An image converter tube with a magnetic lens was used to obtain static images of moire fringes formed by electron beam. These moire fringes are formed due to the interference between the anode mesh and the photocathode containing slits of various spatial frequencies. Moire fringes are observed at an accelerating voltage of 3.5 kV requiring the magnetic excitation condition of ∼550 ampere-turns. Not only the features of the fringes are analyzed but also the change of fringe spacing as a function of the rotation angle is investigated. The experimental results are found well in agreement with the theoretical analysis. By changing the rotation angle or adjusting the excitation condition of the magnetic lens, we were able to record parallel moire and secondary moire fringes too. The secondary moire fringes can be observed in the rotation angle range of −39.5° to −50.6°. The theoretical analysis indicates that the secondary moire is formed by the interference between the photocathode slits and the 2-D periodic structure of the anode mesh. Combining our proposed moire method with the pulse-dilation technique may potentially open the door for future applications, in various fields including, but not limited to, ultrafast electrical pulse diagnostics.