A Soft-X-Ray Imaging Microscope with a Multilayer-Coated Schwarzschild Objective: Imaging Tests
We constructed a soft-X-ray imaging microscope based on a multilayer-coated Schwarzschild objective. It provides an element-sensitive image in terms of the characteristic soft X-rays selectively reflected by the multilayer coating. The Schwarzschild objective was designed to have a 50× magnification...
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description | We constructed a soft-X-ray imaging microscope based on a multilayer-coated
Schwarzschild objective. It provides an element-sensitive image in terms of the
characteristic soft X-rays selectively reflected by the multilayer coating. The
Schwarzschild objective was designed to have a 50× magnification and a
numerical aperture of 0.25. The mirrors of the objective were coated with Mo/Si
multilayers to reflect the Si
L
emission. The overall throughput of the objective was
14% at a peak wavelength of 13.3 nm. The 5-µm-wide stripe of lithographically
patterned SiO
2
was observed under irradiation with an electron beam of
1 µA accelerated to 2.5 kV. |
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multilayers to reflect the Si
L
emission. The overall throughput of the objective was
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L
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Schwarzschild objective was designed to have a 50× magnification and a
numerical aperture of 0.25. The mirrors of the objective were coated with Mo/Si
multilayers to reflect the Si
L
emission. The overall throughput of the objective was
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