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Optical design and performance simulations for the 1.49 keV beamline of the BEaTriX X-ray facility

Date Issued
2023
Author(s)
SPIGA, Daniele  
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SALMASO, Bianca  
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BASSO, Stefano  
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Pelliciari, C.
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Ferrari, C.
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Lolli, R.
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GHIGO, Mauro  
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SIRONI, GIORGIA  
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VECCHI, Gabriele  
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COTRONEO, Vincenzo  
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PARESCHI, Giovanni  
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TAGLIAFERRI, Gianpiero  
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SISANA, Davide  
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Burwitz, V.
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Rukdee, S.
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Hartner, G.
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Müller, T.
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SCHMIDT, Thomas  
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Langmeier, A.
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Della Monica Ferreira, D.
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Gellert, N. C.
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Massahi, S.
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Bavdaz, M.
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Ferreira, I.
DOI
10.1117/12.2690353
Abstract
The BEaTriX (Beam Expander Testing X-ray) facility, now operational at INAF-Brera Astronomical Observatory, will represent a cornerstone in the acceptance roadmap of Silicon Pore Optics (SPO) mirror modules, and will so contribute to the final angular resolution of the ATHENA X-ray telescope. By expansion and collimation of a microfocus X-ray source via a paraboloidal mirror, a monochromation stage, and an asymmetric crystal, BEaTriX enables the full-aperture illumination of an SPO mirror module with a parallel, monochromatic, and broad (140 mm × 60 mm) X-ray beam. The beam then propagates in a 12 m vacuum range to image the point spread function of the mirror module, directly on a focal plane camera. Currently the 4.51 keV beamline, based on silicon crystals, is operational in BEaTriX. A second beamline at 1.49 keV, which requires a separate paraboloidal mirror and organic crystals (ADP) for beam expansion, is being realized. As for monochromators, the current design is based on asymmetric quartz crystals. In this paper, we show the current optical design of the 1.49 keV beamline and the optical simulations carried out to predict the achievable performances in terms of beam collimation, intensity, and uniformity. In the next future, the simulation activity will allow us to determine manufacturing and alignment tolerances for the optical components.
Coverage
International Conference on Space Optics—ICSO 2022
All editors
Minoglou, Kyriaki; Karafolas, Nikos; Cugny, Bruno
Series
PROCEEDINGS OF SPIE  
Start page
127773E
Conferenece
International Conference on Space Optics—ICSO 2022
Conferenece place
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Conferenece date
3-7 October, 2022
Uri
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12386/34282
Url
https://www.spiedigitallibrary.org/conference-proceedings-of-spie/12777/2690353/Optical-design-and-performance-simulations-for-the-149-keV-beamline/10.1117/12.2690353.full
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0277-786X
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