S. Tamura et al., Focusing efficiency of a multilayer Fresnel zone plate for hard X-ray fabricated by DC sputtering deposition, VACUUM, 59(2-3), 2000, pp. 553-558
A hard X-ray microbeam with submicrometer spot size from third-generation h
igh brilliance synchrotron radiation (SR) sources is expected to be a power
ful tool for various fields of research. A Fresnel zone plate (FZP) is one
of the promising, focusing elements for X-rays. Focusing efficiency is one
of the important features of the FZP. In order to fabricate an FZP with a h
igh focusing efficiency, it is necessary to investigate the relation betwee
n the experimental values of the focusing efficiency and the theoretical on
es. We have fabricated Ag/C and Cu/Al multilayer (sputtered-sliced) FZPs fo
r use in hard X-ray region, and have compared the measured focusing efficie
ncy data with the calculated ones. The experimental data have been in good
agreement with the theoretical values. (C) 2000 Elsevier Science Ltd. All r
ights reserved.