Overview
X-ray Toroids
X-ray toroids, a type of curved single crystal, efficiently focus x-ray emissions in a variety of applications–including semiconductor inspection, laboratory surface analysis and plasma diagnostics. Inrad fabricates and finishes x-ray toroids that offer:
- Interferometrically verified surface profiles
- Small X-Ray spot sizes
- Verified quality for thinned crystals
- Uniform-intensity diffraction profiles
- Precise crystal orientations
- Optimized diffraction
- Low damage to crystal planes
- Vacuum-compatible assemblies composed of non-outgassing materials
Specifications
Inrad produces toroid x-ray optics to the following standard specifications:
- Manufacturing tolerance for the crystal plane orientation is typicall 0.1 degrees with 20 arc-seconds being possible in some situations
- The rocking curve width (FWHM) of the finished crystal, measured before bending, is less than 20 arc-seconds
- Tolerance for the radii of curvature of the crystal is 0.5% of the radii Ratio of Rv/Rc is accurate to between two and three decimal places
- Reflected wavefront of the toroidal assembly is better than λ/4 per inch, measured at 633 nm
These standard specifications represent typical tolerances. Inrad Optics can produces curved x-ray crystals to custom specifications.
In-house Manufacturing All X-ray crystal optics are fabricated and finished at Inrad’s Northvale, NJ, facility, ensuring complete traceability and assured quality. |