掠入射反射器的有源微结构光学阵列

R. Willingale, C. Feldman, A. Michette, T. Button, C. Dunare, M. Folkard, D. Hart, C. Mcfaul, G. Morrison, W. Parkes, S. Pfauntsch, A. K. Powell, Daniel Rodriguez-Sanmartin, Shahin Sahraei, M. Shand, T. Stevenson, B. Vojnovic, Dou Zhang
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英国智能x射线光学(SXO)计划正在开发用于地面应用的主动/自适应光学系统。提出的技术之一是微结构光学阵列(MOAs),它通过连续排列的微观通道阵列,利用掠入射反射聚焦x射线。虽然这种阵列在概念上类似于多毛细和微通道板光学,但它们可以弯曲和调整,使用压电致动器提供对聚焦和固有像差的控制。使用光线追踪和有限元分析,可以设计自定义配置,用于从亚kev到几个kev x射线的应用,并且可以使用深硅蚀刻制作适当的纵横比通道。一个范例应用将是在与辐射诱发癌症相关的研究中使用钛K α辐射(4.5 keV)对生物细胞和组织样品进行微探测。本文讨论了这种光学元件的光学设计、建模和制造。
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Active Microstructured Optical Arrays of Grazing Incidence Reflectors
The UK Smart X-Ray Optics (SXO) programme is developing active/adaptive optics for terrestrial applications. One of the technologies proposed is microstructured optical arrays (MOAs), which focus X-rays using grazing incidence reflection through consecutive aligned arrays of microscopic channels. Although such arrays are similar in concept to polycapillary and microchannel plate optics, they can be bent and adjusted using piezoelectric actuators providing control over the focusing and inherent aberrations. Custom configurations can be designed, using ray tracing and finite element analysis, for applications from sub-keV to several-keV X-rays, and the channels of appropriate aspect ratios can be made using deep silicon etching. An exemplar application will be in the microprobing of biological cells and tissue samples using Ti K α radiation (4.5 keV) in studies related to radiation-induced cancers. This paper discusses the optical design, modelling, and manufacture of such optics.
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