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A high resolution monochromator covering wide ultraviolet spectral ranges with a single grating

G Naletto, +1 more
- 01 Nov 1992 - 
- Vol. 1, Iss: 6, pp 347-358
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In this paper, a new configuration for a wide ultraviolet range high resolution monochromator has been analyzed, which consists of a first off-axis paraboloidal mirror collimating the radiation beam from the source, followed by a couple of plane optical elements, a mirror and a grating, constituting the dispersive system, and by a second offboard mirror focusing a selected portion of the dispersed radiation beam on a fixed exit slit.
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A new configuration for a wide ultraviolet range high resolution monochromator has been analysed. It consists of a first off-axis paraboloidal mirror collimating the radiation beam from the source, followed by a couple of plane optical elements, a mirror and a grating, constituting the dispersive system, and by a second off-axis paraboloidal mirror focusing a selected portion of the dispersed radiation beam on a fixed exit slit. Since in the extreme ultraviolet region it is necessary to use the optical elements in grazing incidence to have a good reflectivity, the two paraboloidal mirrors can be used in the so-called sagittal focusing to minimize the slope error induced aberrations in the dispersive plane. As an example, the monochromator performances when applied to a synchrotron radiation source in the range 250-1250 eV (9.9-49.6 AA) are shown.

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