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31 May 2017 High-aperture monochromator-reflectometer and its usefulness for CCD calibration
Eugene A. Vishnyakov, Alexander V. Shcherbakov, Andrei A. Pertsov, Vladimir N. Polkovnikov, Alexey E. Pestov, Dmitry E. Pariev, Nikolai I. Chkhalo
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We present a laboratory high-aperture monochromator-reflectometer employing laser-plasma radiation source and three replaceable Schwarzschild objectives for a certain range of applications in the soft X-ray spectral waveband. Three sets of X-ray multilayer mirrors for the Schwarzschild objectives enable operation of the reflectometer at the wavelengths of 135, 171 and 304 Å, while a goniometer with three degrees of freedom allows different measurement modes. We have used the facility for a laboratory CCD calibration at the wavelengths specified. Combined with the results of the CCD sensitivity measurements conducted in the VUV spectral waveband, the total outcome provides a more comprehensive understanding of the CCD effectivity in a wide spectral range.
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Eugene A. Vishnyakov, Alexander V. Shcherbakov, Andrei A. Pertsov, Vladimir N. Polkovnikov, Alexey E. Pestov, Dmitry E. Pariev, and Nikolai I. Chkhalo "High-aperture monochromator-reflectometer and its usefulness for CCD calibration", Proc. SPIE 10235, EUV and X-ray Optics: Synergy between Laboratory and Space V, 102350W (31 May 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2264814
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KEYWORDS
Objectives

Charge-coupled devices

Optical filters

Sensors

Calibration

Mirrors

Plasma

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