K. Nakayama et al., DEVELOPMENT OF A PERIODICALLY STRUCTURED MONOCRYSTALLINE TARGET OF SIFOR X-RAY-EMISSION, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section B, Beam interactions with materials and atoms, 145(1-2), 1998, pp. 236-238
We have developed a Si monocrystalline target for producing X-rays by
a relativistic electron beam. A grating structure was formed on a Si s
ubstrate by silicon micromachining technology with adequate accuracy.
The targets were designed to produce 33 keV RTR X-rays from 900 MeV el
ectrons. The width of the grating structure is the same as the thickne
ss of the Si multi-foil targets, made for INS experiments as well as T
omsk experiments, already reported at RREPS95. All of these Si single
crystal targets can be tilted at the Bragg angle condition of 33 keV R
TR X-rays, to simultaneously produce 33 keV Parametric X Radiation. We
can observe both of diffracted RTR and Parametric X Radiation. These
results encourage us to study a new type of X-ray source based on a Si
monocrystalline target using micromachining technology. (C) 1998 Else
vier Science B.V. All rights reserved.