NASA NTRS ยท 19910000441
Microscope Would Image X and Gamma Rays
Abstract
Microscope contains Bragg-reflecting, grazing-incidence reflectors, filter wheel, and detector. Multiple nested coaxial pairs of reflectors used to form images simultaneously at multiple wavelengths. Collects and focuses radiation to produce images with moderate spectral resolution and high spatial resolution. Enables use of smaller, cheaper, better-shielded detectors. Combination of features provides new information of unprecedented value in several fields of research; probing fine structures of pulsed plasmas, investigating minute variations in structures of material specimens penetrated only by hard-x or gamma rays, or in producing maps of distributions of radioisotopes in biological specimens.
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Hoover, Richard B.. 1991-09-01. Microscope Would Image X and Gamma Rays. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910000441
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