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11 November 1994 Design, structure, and performance of narrow band multilayer mirrors for solar imaging
Joseph Pedulla, Richard D. Deslattes Jr., Charles Tarrio, Richard N. Watts, Axel Bartos
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Abstract
In response to the needs of a solar imaging program, we designed, fabricated, and evaluated several multilayer mirror coatings for an x-ray telescope to image the sun at 9.39 nm (Fe XVIII). The telescope optic is a single-mirror Herschelian design operating at near normal incidence. Simulations using commercially available software guided preliminary multilayer mirror design. Based upon these calculations, dual ion beam assisted deposition techniques generated trial films and multilayers. Structural evaluations were carried out on a multiaxis x- ray (0.154 nm) reflectometer with specular reflection and non-specular scattering measurements. Performance parameters for the multilayers at design wavelength were obtained from the NIST EUV reflectometer at the SURF II storage ring.
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Joseph Pedulla, Richard D. Deslattes Jr., Charles Tarrio, Richard N. Watts, and Axel Bartos "Design, structure, and performance of narrow band multilayer mirrors for solar imaging", Proc. SPIE 2279, Advances in Multilayer and Grazing Incidence X-Ray/EUV/FUV Optics, (11 November 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.193138
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KEYWORDS
Multilayers

Reflectivity

Extreme ultraviolet

X-rays

Mirrors

Reflectometry

Data modeling

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