DOE OSTI · 1082356
Ultra-high density diffraction grating
Abstract
A diffraction grating structure having ultra-high density of grooves comprises an echellette substrate having periodically repeating recessed features, and a multi-layer stack of materials disposed on the echellette substrate. The surface of the diffraction grating is planarized, such that layers of the multi-layer stack form a plurality of lines disposed on the planarized surface of the structure in a periodical fashion, wherein lines having a first property alternate with lines having a dissimilar property on the surface of the substrate. For example, in one embodiment, lines comprising high-Z and low-Z materials alternate on the planarized surface providing a structure that is suitable as a diffraction grating for EUV and soft X-rays. In some embodiments, line density of between about 10,000 lines/mm to about 100,000 lines/mm is provided.
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Padmore, Howard A., Voronov, Dmytro L., Cambie, Rossana, Yashchuk, Valeriy V., Gullikson, Eric M.. 2012-12-11. Ultra-high density diffraction grating. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1082356
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