Double Laue-Crystal Monochromator for an X-Ray Imaging Beamline with Synchrotron Radiation
- Received Date: 2006-09-27
- Accepted Date: 2006-11-21
- Available Online: 2007-06-05
Abstract: A new optical configuration of monochromator for X-ray imaging beamline, which allows one to obtain a parallel monochromatic beam with fixed exit by using two asymmetrically cut bent-crystals in Laue geometry, has been proposed. Based on the W14 multi-pole wiggler at SSRF, a preliminary design for the monochromator has been presented. The tunable photon energy range is 19—120keV, the flux output and flux density is 1.9×1013phs/s@33keV and 3.8×1010phs/s/mm2@33keV respectively. The flux and energy resolution of the monochromator is estimated, which indicates that the heat-load is tolerable and the design meets the demands of the X-ray imaging experiments. The results show that the new configuration of monochromator, compared with traditional design in double flat-crystal, is more powerful in dealing with the high flux and high heat-load.





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