B. Salmaso, S. Basso, M. Ghigo, D. Spiga, Gabriele Vecchi, G. Sironi, V. Cotroneo, P. Conconi, E. Redaelli, Andrea Bianco, G. Pareschi, Gianpiero Tagliaferri, D. Sisana, C. Pelliciari, Mauro Fiorini, S. Incorvaia, M. Uslenghi, L. Paoletti, Claudio Ferrari, Andrea Zappettini, R. Lolli, M. Sanchez del Rio, G. Parodi, V. Burwitz, S. Rukdee, G. Hartner, T. Müller, T. Schmidt, A. Langmeier, D. Della Monica Ferreira, S. Massahi, N. Gellert, F. Christensen, M. Bavdaz, I. Ferreira, M. Collon, G. Vacanti, N. Barrière
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摘要
BEaTriX(波束扩展测试x射线)设备现在在意大利梅里特的国际天文研究所(inaf - observatorio Astronomico Brera)运行。该设施是专门为ATHENA硅孔光学(SPO)镜像模块(MM)的x射线验收测试(PSF和有效面积)而设计和建造的。独特的设置创造了一个平行的、单色的、大的x射线束，充分照亮mm的光圈，在雅典娜12米的焦距处产生图像。这可以通过微聚焦x射线源，然后是一系列光学元件(抛物面镜，2通道切割单色器和不对称硅晶体)，能够将x射线束扩展到6厘米× 17厘米的尺寸，剩余散度为1.5弧秒(垂直)× 2.5弧秒(水平)。本文报道了4.5 keV光束线的调试，以及用反射镜模块获得的第一束光。
X-ray tests of the ATHENA mirror modules in BEaTriX: from design to reality
The BEaTriX (Beam Expander Testing X-ray) facility is now operative at the INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico Brera (Merate, Italy). This facility has been specifically designed and built for the X-ray acceptance tests (PSF and Effective Area) of the ATHENA Silicon Pore Optics (SPO) Mirror Modules (MM). The unique setup creates a parallel, monochromatic, large X-ray beam, that fully illuminates the aperture of the MMs, generating an image at the ATHENA focal length of 12 m. This is made possible by a microfocus X-ray source followed by a chain of optical components (a paraboloidal mirror, 2 channel cut monochromators, and an asymmetric silicon crystal) able to expand the X-ray beam to a 6 cm × 17 cm size with a residual divergence of 1.5 arcsec (vertical) × 2.5 arcsec (horizontal). This paper reports the commissioning of the 4.5 keV beam line, and the first light obtained with a Mirror Module.
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