Author/s: Dariush Hampai, Sultan B. Dabagov, Giorgio Cappuccio, Antonio Longoni, Tommaso Frizzi, Giannantonio Cibin, Valeria Guglielmotti and Marco Sala
Title: Elemental Mapping and Micro-Imaging by X-Ray Capillary Optics
Report: LNF - 08 / 18(P)
Date: 18-07-2008
PACS: OCIS codes 340.7440,340.7460,180.2520,170.1790,180.1790,040.6040
Pubblished on: Optics Letters Vol. 33, Iss. 23, pp. 2743–2745 (2008)
PDF File: LNF-08-18(P).pdf
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Abstract: Many experiments have recently revealed the advantages of ``confocal'' optical configuration for the fluorescence studies. Indeed, this peculiar layout enables micro X-ray fluorescence mapping simultaneously with X-ray imaging. In this letter the results of experimental investigations for novel polycapillary lenses are presented. The recorded image of characterized extended sample ($\\sim$ 3 mm) with a 6 $\\mu$m spatial resolution, limited by the CCD pixel size, is shown. The use of a second polycapillary lens in the confocal scheme followed by a SDD detector provides an additional option for elemental studies. A prototype of compact XRF spectrometer with a spatial resolution less than 100 $\\mu$m has been designed.

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