Inspection of refractive X-ray lenses using high-resolution differential phase contrast imaging with a microfocus X-ray source.

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Martin Engelhardt,Joachim Baumann,Manfred Schuster,Christian Kottler,Franz Pfeiffer,Oliver Bunk,Christian David,Martin Engelhardt,Joachim Baumann,Manfred Schuster,Christian Kottler,Franz Pfeiffer,Oliver Bunk,Christian David,

A refractive x-ray lens was characterized using a magnifying cone beam setup for differential phase contrast imaging in combination with a microfocus x-ray tube. Thereby, the differential and the total phase shift of x rays transmitted through the lens were determined. Lens aberrations have been characterized based on these refractive properties.

Inspection of refractive X-ray lenses using high-resolution differential phase contrast imaging with a microfocus X-ray source. Publishing Authors By Initials

M Engelhardt,J Baumann,M Schuster,C Kottler,F Pfeiffer,O Bunk,C David,M Engelhardt,J Baumann,M Schuster,C Kottler,F Pfeiffer,O Bunk,C David,

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Journal: The Review of scientific instruments

VOLUME: 78

Page Numbers: 093707

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ISSN: 0034-6748

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YEAR: 2007

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