Non-absorption grating approach for X-ray phase contrast imaging

  • Du Y
  • Liu X
  • Lei Y
  • et al.
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Abstract

We demonstrate a non-absorption grating approach for X-ray phase contrast imaging based-on grating interferometry. This technique overcomes the limitations imposed by absorption gratings, provides another choice for X-ray phase contrast imaging and potentially improves the image quality for higher X-ray photon energies. We constructed the key devices, established the system and obtained phase contrast images with a field of view larger than 5 centimeters, which is the limitation imposed by the size of our current CCD detector. This method has no need for absorption gratings, which represents a significant development for future promising applications in medicine and industry.

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Du, Y., Liu, X., Lei, Y., Guo, J., & Niu, H. (2011). Non-absorption grating approach for X-ray phase contrast imaging. Optics Express, 19(23), 22669. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.19.022669

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