Radiant energy – Coded record and readers; invisible radiant energy type
Patent
1979-06-27
1981-06-02
Church, Craig E.
Radiant energy
Coded record and readers; invisible radiant energy type
250272, G01N 2320
Patent
active
042713536
ABSTRACT:
An X-ray Spectroscope comprising a pair of soller slits disposed such that one end of each faces an X-ray emitting portion of a sample, a pair of total reflection mirrors disposed such that one end of each face the other end of the respective soller slits and that the reflecting surfaces thereof face each other and make a predetermined angle with respect to X-rays passed through the respective soller slits and an X-ray detector disposed at a position, at which X-rays reflected by the total reflection mirrors intersect each other. If necessary, it further provides a pair of auxiliary soller slits between the X-ray detector and the total reflection mirrors and a filter capable of absorbing only characteristic X-rays from a particular substance.
Such an X-ray spectroscope has an extremely improved efficiency of detection compared to the conventional spectroscope of this kind and can also permit size reduction of the entire device.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3160747 (1964-12-01), De Vries
patent: 3160749 (1964-12-01), Spielberg
Ohtsuki Nobuo
Utaka Tadashi
Yamada Eiji
Breiner A. W.
Church Craig E.
Rigaku Industrial Corporation
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