Scanning analysis and imaging system with modulated electro-magn

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Absorption

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378 51, 378 43, 250306, 250308, G01N 2306

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050602489

ABSTRACT:
A scanning spectral-analysis micro-probe subsystem, for a surface imaging system, utilizes a micro-probe to detect the precise position of a point on a sample object surface having surface dimensions changing responsive to surface absorption of incident radiation from a modulated radiation source. The modulated incident radiation causes the sample region dimensions, in the vicinity of the micro-probe, to be modulated, so that the micro-probe detects this dimensional modulation, with a detected modulation strength directly proportional to the incident radiation absorption.

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