Figure 2. Our EUV diffractive imaging experiment setup. (IMAGE)

Light Publishing Center, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics And Physics, CAS

Figure 2. Our EUV diffractive imaging experiment setup.

Caption

Figure 2. Our EUV diffractive imaging experiment setup. A 100 W pulsed infrared (IR) drive laser generates only about 1 μW EUV radiation (1011 EUV photons per second) at the gas jet. This precious EUV light will continue propagating through a pair of plates for IR removal, another pair of harmonic selection mirrors, and, eventually, an ellipsoidal mirror which focuses the EUV light onto the sample surface at a grazing incidence angle (courtesy Sven Weerdenburg).

Credit

by Yifeng Shao, Sven Weerdenburg, Jacob Seifert, H. Paul Urbach, Allard P. Mosk & Wim Coene

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