Magnetic field-assisted finishing for micropore X-ray focusing mirrors fabricated by deep reactive ion etching

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A magnetic field-assisted finishing process has been studied for high-aspect-ratio ion-etched silicon curvilinear micropore structures, which have potential application as mirrors for satellite-borne X-ray telescopes. The micropore sidewalls act as X-ray focusing mirrors, and lead to reductions in the mass-to-effective-area ratio of 10-1000 times, compared to traditional X-ray telescopes. This paper describes the processing principle for the surface finishing of the sidewalls of micropore structures (10, 20 μm and depth: 300 μm (aspect ratio ≈ 15, 30)), and the feasibility of achieving roughness ∼4 nm rms and improving the X-ray reflectivity of micropore sidewall surface are demonstrated. © 2010 CIRP.

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Yamaguchi, H., Riveros, R. E., Mitsuishi, I., Takagi, U., Ezoe, Y., Yamasaki, N., … Hashimoto, F. (2010). Magnetic field-assisted finishing for micropore X-ray focusing mirrors fabricated by deep reactive ion etching. CIRP Annals - Manufacturing Technology, 59(1), 351–354. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cirp.2010.03.115

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