Optical mirror, X-ray fluorescence analysis device and method for X-ray fluorescence analysis
A fluorescence analysis, X-ray technology, applied in the field of optical mirrors, can solve the problems of reduced intensity, long measurement time, plastic erosion, etc., to save space, improve evaluation and monitoring effects
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[0042] Such as figure 1 The shown X-ray fluorescence analysis device 9 comprises an X-ray tube 10 of conventional construction with a hot cathode 12 as X-ray source, from which electrons are emitted and accelerated with an accelerating voltage U B And it is accelerated to collide with the anode 11. At the anode, electrons are braked and an X-ray beam / X-ray 13 is generated. The wavelength range of the polychromatic X-ray beam 13 depends on the accelerating voltage U B , accelerating voltage U B Typically the range is from about 10 kV, eg to 50 kV in the exemplary embodiment, and the anode material is eg tungsten.
[0043] The X-ray beam 13 is then preferably brought into focus / focus by means of the X-ray optics 14, which in the illustrated embodiment consists of a single-tube / monocapillary or multi-tube / polycapillary mirror form. Alternatively, only a simple collimator can also be used for blanking beam 19 .
[0044] The blanked or focused beam 19 then strikes the sample ...
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