Upgrade Status of Hard X-Ray 100-Nm Probe Beamlines BL37XU and BL39XU at SPring-8
Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE(2011)
Abstract
BL37XU (trace element analysis beamline) and BL39XU (magnetic materials beamline) at SPring-8 have been upgraded to provide nano-probe analysis. We designed and installed Kirkpatrick-Baez (KB) mirrors and corresponding manipulators, which have an X-ray focusing beam as small as 100 nm. To realize a high-flux 100-nm focusing beam, a high-demagnification optical design was used, and new experimental hutches were constructed that are located about 80 m from the light source. By taking advantage of extended beamline, focusing photon flux density of over 1 x 10(9) (photons/sec/100x100nm(2)) is possible with a working distance of 100 mm at X-ray energy of around 10 keV. The current status of these beamlines is reported.
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Key words
Focusing,Elliptical mirror,KB mirror,Hard X-ray optics,Synchrotron radiation
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