X-ray grating interferometry at photon energies over 180 keV

Ruiz-Yaniz M, Koch F, Zanette I, Rack A, Meyer PE, Kunka D, Hipp A, Mohr J, Pfeiffer F (2015)


Publication Type: Journal article

Publication year: 2015

Journal

Book Volume: 106

Article Number: 151105

Journal Issue: 15

DOI: 10.1063/1.4917293

Abstract

We report on the implementation and characterization of grating interferometry operating at an x-ray energy of 183 keV. With the possibility to use this technique at high x-ray energies, bigger specimens could be studied in a quantitative way. Also, imaging strongly absorbing specimens will benefit from the advantages of the phase and dark-field signals provided by grating interferometry. However, especially at these high photon energies the performance of the absorption grating becomes a key point on the quality of the system, because the grating lines need to keep their small width of a couple of micrometers and exhibit a greater height of hundreds of micrometers. The performance of high aspect ratio absorption gratings fabricated with different techniques is discussed. Further, a dark-field image of an alkaline multicell battery highlights the potential of high energy x-ray grating based imaging.

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APA:

Ruiz-Yaniz, M., Koch, F., Zanette, I., Rack, A., Meyer, P.E., Kunka, D.,... Pfeiffer, F. (2015). X-ray grating interferometry at photon energies over 180 keV. Applied Physics Letters, 106(15). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4917293

MLA:

Ruiz-Yaniz, M., et al. "X-ray grating interferometry at photon energies over 180 keV." Applied Physics Letters 106.15 (2015).

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