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1 November 1997 Fabrication of a 1-m internally cooled silicon conical mirror for the APS
Jonathan W. Bender, Mati Meron, Wilfried Schildkamp
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Abstract
A need for a conical grazing incidence x-ray mirror was identified for a virus crystallography beam line at Argonne National Laboratory. This mirror would allow a synchrotron light source to be conveniently focused to an experimental station, thereby providing a working distance suited to the practical limitations of the experimental hall. The use of such a mirror was first verified by optical design analysis, which, in turn, prompted the development of special optical fabrication and testing procedures validated by the successful manufacture of a 1/3 size surrogate optical component. The successful conclusion of the developmental work then led to the manufacture of an internally cooled mirror of single crystal silicon, 1000 mm in length, having a cone angle of 0.957 milliradian. This paper discusses the construction of the full size mirror and the results obtained using second generation refinements of the previously demonstrated optical fabrication procedures.
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Jonathan W. Bender, Mati Meron, and Wilfried Schildkamp "Fabrication of a 1-m internally cooled silicon conical mirror for the APS", Proc. SPIE 3152, Materials, Manufacturing, and Measurement for Synchrotron Radiation Mirrors, (1 November 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.295551
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Surface finishing

Silicon

Polishing

Optical fabrication

Coating

Optics manufacturing

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