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4 May 2011 Lobster eye optics for nano-satellite x-ray monitor
Vladimír Tichý, Marco Barbera, Alfonso Collura, Martin Hromčík, René Hudec, Adolf Inneman, Jiří Maršík, Veronika Maršíková, Ladislav Pína, Vojtěch Šimon, Salvatore Varisco
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Abstract
The Lobster eye design for a grazing incidence X-ray optics provides wide field of view of the order of many degrees, for this reason it would be a convenient approach for the construction of space X-ray monitors. In this paper, we compare previously reported measurements of prototype lobster eye X-ray optics called P-25 with computer simulations and discuss differences between the theoretical end experimentally obtained results. Usability of this prototype lobster eye and manufacturing technology for the nano-satellite mission is assessed. The specific scientific goals are proposed.
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Vladimír Tichý, Marco Barbera, Alfonso Collura, Martin Hromčík, René Hudec, Adolf Inneman, Jiří Maršík, Veronika Maršíková, Ladislav Pína, Vojtěch Šimon, and Salvatore Varisco "Lobster eye optics for nano-satellite x-ray monitor", Proc. SPIE 8076, EUV and X-Ray Optics: Synergy between Laboratory and Space II, 80760C (4 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.886809
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KEYWORDS
X-rays

Eye

Mirrors

X-ray optics

Sensors

Manufacturing

Telescopes

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