A Measuring Method of Crystal Rocking Curve Based on Energy Resolution Detector

Abstract

The invention relates to a crystal rocking curve measurement method based on an energy resolution detector, comprising the steps of 1, selecting an X-ray tube anode target material and voltage / current parameters based on an X-ray energy range {E} for measurement; 2, determining a Bragg diffraction angle range {theta B}, a crystal rotation angle range {theta T} and a rotation stepping angle; 3, measuring a crystal diffraction energy spectrum of each rotation angle within the {theta T}; 4, correcting the effect of scattering factors in the crystal diffraction energy spectrums; 5, extracting the diffraction strength of X-ray of energy Ej in {E} within a unit interval when theta Ti = theta Bi, so as to obtain a strength variation curve of Ej; 6, performing diffraction peak fitting on the strength variation curve; 7, figuring out a first-order derivative of a fitted diffraction peak, selecting absolute values of a part of the diffraction peak where the slope of the first-order derivative is not less than 0, i.e., the left and right branches of a rocking curve, and splicing to obtain the rocking curve of Ej; 8, repeating steps 5-7 until {E} is traversed, thereby obtaining the rocking curve of the X ray of all energies in {E} to a certain lattice plane of a crystal.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for measuring rocking curves of crystals. The method utilizes an energy resolution detector to realize the measurement of rocking curves of crystals with multiple energies under single scanning conditions, especially non-characteristic X-ray energy. Background technique [0002] In the field of pulsed X-ray energy spectrum measurement, crystal spectroscopy is a very important measurement method. Using the diffraction of X-rays by crystals, the X-ray energy distribution is converted into the spatial distribution of diffraction intensity, and then according to the integral diffraction coefficient of different energies Reverse the original energy spectrum. The integral diffraction coefficient is obtained by integrating the rocking curve of the X-ray diffraction plane of the crystal. When a certain energy X-ray enters the crystal, there will be diffraction of the energy X-ray in a small angle area near the Bragg diffracti...

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This method also has high measurement accuracy, but the measurement process is complicated, especially the measurement energy point is heavily dependent on the characteristic X-rays of the material, and further monochromatization of the light source is required on the basis of using characteristic X-rays. less measurable energy

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