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A synchrotron-based X-ray projection microscope is a type of X-ray imaging system that utilizes synchrotron radiation as its X-ray source to create two-dimensional projection images of objects. Synchrotron radiation provides intense and highly collimated X-ray beams, allowing for high-resolution imaging capabilities.
The in-house Projection X-ray Microscope of APS:
Projection microscope design:
KB mirrors system, under Helium atmosphere β (X, Y)
Sample air bearing positioning stage β (Kx, Y, Kz, KYaw)
Triple magnification dual camera indirect detection system β (Kx, Ky, KYaw, KPitch)
Support for a robotic arm for automatic sample exchange. The red arrow depicts the motion of the sample positioning assembly