Signal enhancement in X-ray Talbot interferometry with a pair of concave and convex parabolic phase gratings

Abstract X-ray Talbot and Talbot–Lau interferometers consisting of transmission gratings are widely used for X-ray phase imaging, which depicts soft materials. This study exploits the use of a pair of concave and convex parabolic gratings instead of a conventional rectangular phase grating to enhance the phase signal optically. To gain insight into the optimal design, signal enhancement is evaluated by directly measuring the self-image formed downstream of the pair. An increase in the differential phase signals is demonstrated as a function of the distance between the pair, and prospects for deploying this concept into a practical phase imaging technique are discussed.

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Applied Physics Express
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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.35848/1882-0786/ad9665
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Advanced X-ray Imaging Techniques
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Abstract X-ray Talbot and Talbot–Lau interferometers consisting of transmission gratings are widely used for X-ray phase imaging, which depicts soft materials. This study exploits the use of a pair of concave and convex parabolic gratings instead of a conventional rectangular phase grating to enhance the phase signal optically. To gain insight into the optimal design, signal enhancement is evaluated by directly measuring the self-image formed downstream of the pair. An increase in the differential phase signals is demonstrated as a function of the distance between the pair, and prospects for deploying this concept into a practical phase imaging technique are discussed.

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE), Tohoku University (JP)
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Signal enhancement in X-ray Talbot interferometry with a pair of concave and convex parabolic phase gratings — Pouria Zangi, Pascal Meyer, et al. · Applied Physics Express (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS