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SBIR Phase I: X-Ray Focusing Device for 20-100 keV Photon Energies

SBIR Phase I: X-Ray Focusing Device for 20-100 keV Photon Energies
SBIR 第一阶段:20-100 keV 光子能量的 X 射线聚焦装置
批准号:
1648219
负责人:
Nicolaie Moldovan
金额:
$22.49万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-12-01 至 2017-11-30

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这个小型企业创新研究第一阶段项目的目标是制造X射线聚焦设备,用于10 keV至100 keV范围内的高光子能量,这是成像,显微断层扫描以及材料的元素和结构分析所必需的。其主要用途是高端同步辐射设施和X射线显微镜与X射线管源在专门的工业和研究环境。它们构成了一类特殊的高值消耗品,功能寿命约为2.5年,能够满足目前低性能和平均性能衍射聚焦设备价值约100万美元的全球细分市场,如果开发出前所未有的性能设备,则价值将超过400万美元。这种聚焦装置的可用性将提高对纳米尺度物质结构的科学理解,以及结构和功能的相互作用,其应用范围从药物开发到材料科学、纳米电子学、生物科学、法医学、电池和能源研究、调查陆地土壤或宇宙尘埃、超快化学反应动力学、先进催化剂等。这个项目的智力价值是双重的。首先,创新的制造方法是自上而下和自下而上加工的结合。它包括原子层沉积到批量制造的圆柱形硅前体上的低和高吸收和折射率材料的序列,根据菲涅尔区规则,层厚度从几nm到微米变化,然后抛光晶片以形成嵌入有聚焦装置的膜。一个晶片上可以生产数百个波带片,从而最大限度地降低了每个器件的加工成本。第二,该方法是可扩展的沉积序列的两个以上的材料层,这使得逐步渐变指数相息图的制造?具有单焦点和最终衍射效率的器件。第一阶段将通过有效评估各个关键工艺的能力来解决这些问题,并将证明制造的可行性,而第二阶段将处理功能器件所需的长时间原子层沉积工艺的原型制造和测试。
英文摘要
This Small Business Innovation Research Phase I project targets the fabrication of X-ray focusing devices for high photon energies in the range from 10 keV to 100 keV, necessary for imaging, microtomography, and elemental and structural analyses of materials in spectral ranges and at resolutions unavailable today. Their primary use is in high-end synchrotron radiation facilities and in X-ray microscopes with X-ray tubes sources in specialized industrial and research environments. They form a special class of high-value consumables, with a functional life time of ~2.5 years, with capabilities to address the global market segment worth about $1M today for low and average performance diffractive focusing devices, to more than $4M, if the unprecedented performance devices will be developed. Availability of such focusing devices will enhance the scientific understanding of structure of matter at the nano-scale and the interplay of structure and functionality for applications ranging from drugs development to materials science, nano-electronics, biosciences, forensics, battery and energy research, investigating terrestrial soils or cosmic dust, the kinetics of ultra-fast chemical reactions, advanced catalysts, and others. The intellectual merit of this project is twofold. First, the innovative method of fabrication is a combination of top-down and bottom-up processing. It includes the atomic layer deposition onto batch-fabricated cylindrical silicon precursors of sequences of low and high absorption and refractive index materials, with well-controlled layer thicknesses varying from few nm to micrometers according to the Fresnel zone rules, followed by polishing the wafer to form membranes with focusing devices embedded into them. Hundreds of zone plates can be produced on one wafer, minimizing the processing costs per device. Second, the method is extendable towards depositing sequences of more-than-two material layers, which enables the fabrication of step-wise graded index kinoforms ? devices with single foci and of ultimate diffraction efficiency. Phase I will address these issues by effectively assessing the capabilities for individual key processes and will prove the fabrication feasibility, while Phase II will deal with the fabrication and testing of prototypes with long runs of atomic layer deposition processes, as necessary for functional devices.
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