The Compound Refractive Lens for Hard X-ray Focusing
Journal of the Optical Society of Korea, Vol. 11, Issue 2, pp. 76-81 (2007)
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Abstract
The compound refractive X-ray lens (CRL) for focusing hard X-rays is investigated to determine the parameters such as the focal length, the focal spot size, and spatial distribution at the focal spot using a simple theoretical calculations and CRLs fabricated by the self-assembly method. The number of individual compound lenses are defined for the given focal length of 1 m. The X-ray energy of 1 to 40 keV is used in the calculations. The CRL for focusing hard X-rays which generated from the X-ray tube is fabricated by nanoparticle-polymer composite in the form of circular concaves. The self-assembly method is applied to form the nanoaluminum-poly (methly meth-acrylate) composite and carbon-polymer composite CRL lenses. Aluminum nanoparticles of 100 nm and carbon microparticles are diffused in the polymer solution then the high gravity up to 6000G is applied in it to form the concave lens shape. X-ray energy at 8 keV is used for characterization of the composite CRLs. The FWHM of intensity for the fabricated nanoaluminium composite CRL system, N=10 is measured as 1.8 mm, which would give about <TEX>$70{\mu}m$</TEX> in FWHM at 1 m of the focal length.
© 2007 Optical Society of Korea
OCIS Codes
(160.4670) Materials : Optical materials
(220.2560) Optical design and fabrication : Propagating methods
(340.0340) X-ray optics : X-ray optics
(340.7480) X-ray optics : X-rays, soft x-rays, extreme ultraviolet (EUV)
History
Original Manuscript: May 21, 2007
Published: June 25, 2007
Citation
J. Choi, J. Jung, S. Park, and T. Kwon, "The Compound Refractive Lens for Hard X-ray Focusing," J. Opt. Soc. Korea 11, 76-81 (2007)
http://www.opticsinfobase.org/josk/abstract.cfm?URI=josk-11-2-76
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