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16 December 1988 Multilayer Characterization At LPARL
D. L. Windt, R. C. Catura
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Abstract
We describe a new facility for characterization of the XUV optical performance of multilayer reflectors. Samples are loaded into an ultra-high vacuum, computer-controlled reflectometer consisting of in-vacuum stepper motor translation and rotation stages with relative positioning accuracies of 1µm and 0.1 mdeg, respectively. The reflectometer is used with a laboratory light source which provides collimated, monochromatic radiation from approximately 1800 Å to < 8 Å. The reflectometer is also easily transported for use with synchrotron radiation. Reflectance measurements, using a variety of detectors, can be made from grazing incidence to near-normal incidence, and the reflectometer can be rotated from horizontal to vertical while under vacuum in order to perform polarization-sensitive measurements. In addition to characterizing multilayer reflectors fabricated in our laboratory, the apparatus is well suited for the determination of optical constants using the reflectance versus incidence angle method.
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D. L. Windt and R. C. Catura "Multilayer Characterization At LPARL", Proc. SPIE 0984, X-Ray Multilayers in Diffractometers, Monochromators, and Spectrometers, (16 December 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.948773
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Reflectometry

Monochromators

Multilayers

Mirrors

Extreme ultraviolet

Reflectivity

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