Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1682519 | Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms | 2011 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
The divergence of the beam focused by polycapillary X-ray optics (PXRO) varied at different distances from the exit of the PXRO. This distance dependence of the divergence of the PXRO was defined as the fine structures of the divergence of the PXRO. The fine structures of the divergence of the PXRO were presented in order to use them fully. There were main three types of the PXRO, such as polycapillary parallel X-ray lens (PPXRL), polycapillary focusing X-ray lens (PFXRL) and polycapillary slightly focusing X-ray lens (PSFXRL). For the PPXRL, the divergence decreased near its exit. The reason for this might be that the divergence near the exit of the PPXRL depended mainly on the X-rays traversing directly through the monocapillaries in the center of the PPXRL without total reflection. For the PFXRL and PSFXRL, they both had respectively a focal depth over which the beam sizes at different output distances remained acceptably small. For the 8 keV X-rays, the focal depth and divergence over the focal depth of the PFXRL were about 300 μm and 25.0 mrad, respectively. At the same energy of 8 keV, the focal depth and divergence over the focal depth of the PSFXRL were about 500 μm and 12.5 mrad, respectively. The divergence of the PFXRL and the PSFXRL depended mainly on the angles between axes of monocapillaries that composed them.
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Authors
Tianxi Sun, Zhiguo Liu, Yude Li, Xiaoyan Lin, Ping Luo, Qiuli Pan, Xunliang Ding,