Sub-arcsecond x-ray imaging with Multi-Image X-ray Interferometer Module (MIXIM): introduction of a periodic coded-aperture mask
Sub-arcsecond x-ray imaging with Multi-Image X-ray Interferometer Module (MIXIM): introduction of a periodic coded-aperture mask
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10.1117/12.2629656
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2022-08
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K. Asakura;K. Hayashida;S. Sakuma;A. Ishikura;K. Sawagami;W. Kamogawa;T. Yoneyama;H. Noda;K. Okazaki;M. Hanaoka;K. Hattori;Yusuke Matsushita;T. Mineta;M. Yoshimoto;Yuichi Ode;T. Hakamata;H. Matsumoto;H. Tsunemi
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K. Asakura;K. Hayashida;S. Sakuma;A. Ishikura;K. Sawagami;W. Kamogawa;T. Yoneyama;H. Noda;K. Okazaki;M. Hanaoka;K. Hattori;Yusuke Matsushita;T. Mineta;M. Yoshimoto;Yuichi Ode;T. Hakamata;H. Matsumoto;H. Tsunemi
We have developed a novel x-ray interferometer, multi-image x-ray interferometer module (MIXIM), comprised of a fine aperture mask and an x-ray detector. The angular resolution of this system can be improved with an increase of the distance between two components or a decrease of the aperture size. Although MIXIM has already achieved an angular resolution of less than 0.1” by applying the Talbot effect with a periodic multi-pinhole mask, there remains the issue that its low opening fraction of 1.3% decreases the effective area of the imaging system. Therefore, we newly introduced periodic coded aperture masks which have opening fractions of about 50% instead of the multi-pinhole mask. Conducting an experiment with a 12.4 keV parallel x-ray beam, we successfully demonstrated that the periodic coded aperture could form the self-image, and obtained the x-ray source profile with sub-arcsecond angular resolution by deciphering the coded pattern. The effective area increases about 25 times compared with the multi-pinhole mask by the introduction of the periodic coded aperture masks, which indicates that this novel method can be effective for addressing the problem.