Research towards high-repetition rate laser-driven X-ray sources for imaging applications
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Abstract
Laser wakefield acceleration of electrons represents a basis for several types of novel X-ray sources based on Thomson scattering or betatron radiation. The latter provides a high photon flux and a small source size, both being prerequisites for high-quality X-ray imaging. Furthermore, proof-of-principle experiments have demonstrated its application for tomographic imaging. So far this required several hours of acquisition time for a complete tomographic dataset. Based on improvements to the laser system, detectors and reconstruction algorithms, we were able to reduce this time for a full tomographic scan to 3 min. In this paper, we discuss these results and give a prospect to future imaging systems.
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| Authors | J. Götzfried,A. Döpp,M. Gilljohann,H. Ding,S. Schindler,J. Wenz,L. Hehn,F. Pfeiffer,S. Karsch;J. Götzfried;A. Döpp;M. Gilljohann;H. Ding;S. Schindler;J. Wenz;L. Hehn;F. Pfeiffer;S. Karsch; |
| Journal | nuclear instruments and methods in physics research section a: accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.1016/j.nima.2018.02.110
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