发表机构
SIAT, CAS(深圳先进技术研究院,中国科学院)
机构由 AI 辅助整理,请以论文原文为准。AI 中文总结
本书分享基于菲涅耳波带片的X射线显微镜从零开发的经验,提供实用指南,旨在帮助读者构建自己的此类显微镜。
AI 中文摘要
本书旨在分享我们开发基于菲涅耳波带片(FZP)的X射线显微镜的经验。这项研究始于2020年9月,当时我们打算在实验室中从零开始构建这样一台科学成像仪器。那时,我们找不到一本能够系统地逐步解释整个开发过程的教科书。因此,我们不得不通过反复试验和犯错来取得进展。经过近五年的艰苦努力,我们最终于2025年4月成功构建了这样一台X射线显微镜。通过这段经历,我们意识到在没有系统指导的情况下开发新型基于FZP的X射线显微镜是多么具有挑战性。因此,我们认为有必要将所学到的经验教训分享给未来可能有意开发自己的基于FZP的X射线显微镜的读者。我鼓励读者将本书视为一本实用手册,而非传统教科书。读者无需是X射线成像领域的专家,具备大学水平的物理学基础知识即可理解大部分内容。不可避免地,当前版本存在局限性,可能因作者经验和视角有限而包含遗漏或不准确之处。我诚挚欢迎读者的评论、建议和讨论,请随时通过geyongshuai1987@qq.com与我联系。您的反馈将不胜感激,并将有助于使本书的未来版本更加完善。
英文摘要
This book was written to share our experience in developing a Fresnel zone plate (FZP) based X-ray microscope. The research began in September 2020, when we were going to build such a scientific imaging instrument from scratch in our laboratory. At that time, we could not find a textbook that systematically explained the entire development process step by step. We therefore had to make progress through trials and mistakes. After nearly five years of hard effort, we finally managed to build such an X-ray microscope in April 2025. Through this experience, we came to realize how challenging it can be to develop a new FZP-based X-ray microscope without systematic guidance. We therefore believe that it is worthwhile to share the learned lessons with readers who may be interested in developing their own FZP-based X-ray microscopes in the future. I would encourage readers to treat this book as a practical manual rather than a traditional textbook. Readers are not expected to be experts in X-ray imaging. Instead, a basic background in college-level physics should be sufficient to understand most of the material. Inevitably, the current edition has limitations and may contain omissions or inaccuracies due to the authors' limited experience and perspective. I sincerely welcome comments, suggestions and discussions from readers, please feel free to contact me at geyongshuai1987@qq.com. Your feedback will be greatly appreciated and will help make future editions of this book more complete.
Comments187 pages, 84 figures, 13 tables