Scanning transmission X-ray microscopy (STXM) is an X-ray microscopy technique that relies on the use of diffractive optics (Fresnel zone plates) to focus a monochromatic X-ray beam onto a spot of an X-ray transparent sample, …

In scanning microscopy, a small but intensive x-ray beam is used to scan the sample. This microbeam is typically generated by an x-ray optic. At each position of the scan, an x-ray analytical signal, such …

X-ray imaging is an imaging technique where a target's inner body is observed by measuring the amount of energy loss when irradiating the target with X-rays. Those rays are electromagnetic waves in the spectrum 1 …

An X-ray tomography system relies on an imaging technique where multiple X-ray measurements, taken from different angles by a rotating X-ray tube around the target, are processed using reconstruction algorithms, in order to produce tomographic …