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摘要
基于MEMS技术的x射线光学可以为未来的天文任务提供超轻量化和高性能的光学系统。利用深度反应离子蚀刻(Deep Reactive Ion Etching)或x射线LIGA,在薄片上形成垂直的曲线微孔。通过使用磁场辅助精加工和退火技术,使侧壁平滑,以便墙壁可以反射x射线。两个或四个这样的晶圆被弯曲成具有不同半径曲率的球形并堆叠,通过多次反射聚焦来自天文物体的平行x射线。本文综述了MEMS x射线光学的概念和最新进展。
MEMS-based X-ray optics for future astronomical missions
X-ray optics based on MEMS technologies can provide future astronomical missions with ultra light-weight and high-performance optical systems. Curvilinear micropores vertical to a thin wafer are made by using DRIE (Deep Reactive Ion Etching) or X-ray LIGA. The side walls are smoothed by using magnetic field assisted finishing and annealing technologies in order that the walls can reflect X-rays. Two or four such wafers are bent to spherical shapes with different curvature of radii and stacked, to focus parallel X-rays from astronomical objects by multiple reflections. In this paper, the concept and recent advances of the MEMS X-ray optics are reviewed.