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Zhou, Juan
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A versatile high-speed x-ray microscope for high-throughput sub-10nm Imaging
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Hard x-ray imaging by scanning 2D multilayer Laue lenses
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Machine learning-aided automatic and precise focal length estimation of multilayer Laue lenses for high-resolution hard x-ray microscopy
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A versatile high-speed x-ray microscope for sub-10 nm imaging
We have developed a next-generation scanning x-ray microscope RASMI (RApid Scanning Microscopy Instrument) for high-throughput tomographic imaging. RASMI is installed at the hard x-ray nanoprobe beamline at NSLS-II and is capable of manipulating 1D multilayer Laue lenses (MLLs) and 2D optics (both zone plates and monolithically assembled 2D MLLs). The sample scanning stage utilizes line-focusing interferometry as an encoder while performing fly-scanning data acquisition. The system can be configured for both position- and time-triggering modes during fly-scanning. The microscope demonstrated a detector-limited data acquisition rate of 1.25 kHz during ptychography measurements. The initial x-ray results yielded a sample-limited resolution of ∼6 nm in 2D. RASMI can be adopted for in-vacuum applications and is a foundation for the next-generation scanning microscopy systems to be developed and commissioned at NSLS-II.