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Focusing X-rays Using Micropore Optics (MPO)
This paper investigates the effects of Micropore Optics (MPOs) X-ray detected by MALTA. In this research, Photonis micro-Xray source was used. This X-ray source was set to have maximum X-ray photon energy of 12 KeV. Experiments have been done to determine the effects of source-detector distance and...
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author | Catenza, Jam Lambert Ubay |
author_facet | Catenza, Jam Lambert Ubay |
author_sort | Catenza, Jam Lambert Ubay |
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description | This paper investigates the effects of Micropore Optics (MPOs) X-ray detected by MALTA. In this research, Photonis micro-Xray source was used. This X-ray source was set to have maximum X-ray photon energy of 12 KeV. Experiments have been done to determine the effects of source-detector distance and MPO-source distance to the X-ray beam. The MPOs affected the hits detected by MALTA and also the divergence of the photons. A single MPO can decrease the number of hits by a factor of 10$^{1}$. The divergence of the photons are analyzed by computing the standard deviation and divergence angle. Furthermore, three set-ups were also evaluated to determine which is the most effective in focusing X-ray photons. |
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institution | Organización Europea para la Investigación Nuclear |
language | eng |
publishDate | 2022 |
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spelling | cern-28241582022-08-06T05:39:07Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2824158engCatenza, Jam Lambert UbayFocusing X-rays Using Micropore Optics (MPO)Health Physics and Radiation EffectsDetectors and Experimental TechniquesThis paper investigates the effects of Micropore Optics (MPOs) X-ray detected by MALTA. In this research, Photonis micro-Xray source was used. This X-ray source was set to have maximum X-ray photon energy of 12 KeV. Experiments have been done to determine the effects of source-detector distance and MPO-source distance to the X-ray beam. The MPOs affected the hits detected by MALTA and also the divergence of the photons. A single MPO can decrease the number of hits by a factor of 10$^{1}$. The divergence of the photons are analyzed by computing the standard deviation and divergence angle. Furthermore, three set-ups were also evaluated to determine which is the most effective in focusing X-ray photons.CERN-STUDENTS-Note-2022-012oai:cds.cern.ch:28241582022-08-05 |
spellingShingle | Health Physics and Radiation Effects Detectors and Experimental Techniques Catenza, Jam Lambert Ubay Focusing X-rays Using Micropore Optics (MPO) |
title | Focusing X-rays Using Micropore Optics (MPO) |
title_full | Focusing X-rays Using Micropore Optics (MPO) |
title_fullStr | Focusing X-rays Using Micropore Optics (MPO) |
title_full_unstemmed | Focusing X-rays Using Micropore Optics (MPO) |
title_short | Focusing X-rays Using Micropore Optics (MPO) |
title_sort | focusing x-rays using micropore optics (mpo) |
topic | Health Physics and Radiation Effects Detectors and Experimental Techniques |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/2824158 |
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