Scalable, large area compound array refractive lens for hard X-rays
Scalable, large area compound array refractive lens for hard X-rays
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10.1063/1.5022748
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发表时间:
2018-04-09
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4
通讯作者:
Plech, Anton
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作者:
Reich, Stefan;Rolo, Tomy dos Santos;Plech, Anton
We demonstrate the fabrication of a 2D Compound Array Refractive Lens (CARL) for multi-contrast X-ray imaging. The CARL consists of six stacked polyimide foils with each displaying a 2D array of lenses with a 65 mu m pitch aiming for a sensitivity on sub-micrometer structures with a (few-)micrometer resolution in sensing through phase and scattering contrast at multiple keV. The parabolic lenses are formed by indents in the foils by a paraboloid needle. The ability for fast single-exposure multi-contrast imaging is demonstrated by filming the kinetics of pulsed laser ablation in liquid. The three contrast channels, absorption, differential phase, and scattering, are imaged with a time resolution of 25 mu s. By changing the sample-detector distance, it is possible to distinguish between nanoparticles and microbubbles. Published by AIP Publishing.