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Need help? / Re: Microscope for X-ray imaging
« on: September 15, 2021, 05:30:43 PM »
Hi Cigdem,
I've used a reflective microscope with 25um LuAg in the pinhole camera, but beamsizes would be approx. (sigma_x, sigma_y) =(15um, 45um), 300mA beam, peak energy 25keV.
PERFORMANCE OF A REFLECTIVE MICROSCOPE OBJECTIVE IN AN X-RAY PINHOLE CAMERA, IBIC2018
A few thoughts:
Have you measured the MTF or PSF of the scintillator using a knife-edge? Beamlines tend to have decent targets for this.
Also have you verified the PSF from the optical system (microscope)? Just to sanity check how much PSF comes from the optics?
If you think it's an energy density issue on the scintillator, have you tried attenuating the X-ray beam or using low beam current?
Good luck! ;-)
L.
I've used a reflective microscope with 25um LuAg in the pinhole camera, but beamsizes would be approx. (sigma_x, sigma_y) =(15um, 45um), 300mA beam, peak energy 25keV.
PERFORMANCE OF A REFLECTIVE MICROSCOPE OBJECTIVE IN AN X-RAY PINHOLE CAMERA, IBIC2018
A few thoughts:
Have you measured the MTF or PSF of the scintillator using a knife-edge? Beamlines tend to have decent targets for this.
Also have you verified the PSF from the optical system (microscope)? Just to sanity check how much PSF comes from the optics?
If you think it's an energy density issue on the scintillator, have you tried attenuating the X-ray beam or using low beam current?
Good luck! ;-)
L.