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Cryogenic liquid-jet target for debris-free laser-plasma soft x-ray generation
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1998
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Optical MaterialsX-ray SpectroscopyEngineeringMicroscopyLaser ApplicationsLaser Plasma PhysicPolycapillary OpticsHigh-power LasersX-ray ImagingLiquid NitrogenOptical DiagnosticsOptical PropertiesLaser Plasma PhysicsHealth SciencesPhotonicsOther Cryogenic LiquidsPhysicsX-ray Free-electron LaserCryogenic Liquid-jet TargetX-ray DiffractionApplied PhysicsPlasma ApplicationX-ray OpticNew Target System
A new target system based on a continuous cryogenic liquid jet for debris-free laser-plasma soft x-ray generation is described. The system is experimentally evaluated with liquid nitrogen as target material. With this target the photon flux is 4.5×1011 photons/(sr×pulse) from the λ=2.88 nm N VI line. Brightness and stability are also investigated for this table-top soft x-ray microscope source. The possibility to utilize other cryogenic liquids such as neon, argon, and xenon and, thus, making the system interesting for short-wavelength lithography applications, is also discussed.
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