Multilayer X-ray mirrors prepared by triode sputtering using a new method of film thickness monitoring

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Multilayer X-ray mirrors have been deposited by triode dc sputtering using a new method of thickness monitoring which is based on the dependence of the deposition rate on the target current. Thicknesses can be controlled with an accuracy to better than 0.1 Å and the reproducibility is better than 1%. High efficiency W-C multilayer X-ray mirrors have been synthesized and tested at 1.54 Å (CuKα), 8.34 Å (AlKα) and 44.79 Å (CKα). Experimental reflectivity curves were compared with the theoretical curves. The agreement between calculation and experiment is excellent. Experimental rocking curves were also compared with those of PbOD (lead octadeconate). © 1986.

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Sella, C., Youn, K., Barchewitz, R., & Arbaoui, M. (1986). Multilayer X-ray mirrors prepared by triode sputtering using a new method of film thickness monitoring. Vacuum, 36(1–3), 121–123. https://doi.org/10.1016/0042-207X(86)90284-8

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