Calibration and characterization of a highly efficient spectrometer in von Hamos geometry for 7-10 keV x-rays.
L C JarrottM S WeiChristopher McGuffeyF N BegP M NilsonC SorceC StoecklW TheoboaldHiroshi SawadaRichard B StephensP K PatelH S McLeanO L LandenS H GlenzerT DöppnerPublished in: The Review of scientific instruments (2018)
We have built an absolutely calibrated, highly efficient, Bragg crystal spectrometer in von Hamos geometry. This zinc von Hamos spectrometer uses a crystal made from highly oriented pyrolytic graphite that is cylindrically bent along the non-dispersive axis. It is tuned to measure x-ray spectra in the 7-10 keV range and has been designed to be used on a Ten Inch Manipulator for the Omega and OmegaEP target chambers at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics in Rochester, USA. Significant shielding strategies and fluorescence mitigation have been implemented in addition to an imaging plate detector making it well suited for experiments in high-intensity environments. Here we present the design and absolute calibration as well as mosaicity and integrated reflectivity measurements.
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