X-ray fluorescence imaging with polycapillary X-ray optics

X-ray radiation channeling in micro-channel plates: Spectroscopy with a synchrotron radiation beam

“…The results we presented, in particular the angular dependence, are extremely useful for the development of X-ray fluorescence spectrometry imaging [12]. This technique can be designed for fast collection of the chemical composition or to probe the elemental distribution of a relatively large sample, avoiding the use of a time consuming scanning procedure.…”

New developments of X-ray fluorescence imaging techniques in laboratory

“…Then, a number of collimated x-ray beams were introduced into the second polycapillary at a small inclined angle between two capillaries. X-rays through the second capillary were detected by an x-ray CCD camera [62]. By adjusting the angle, the obtained image changed.…”

Trends in Spectroscopic Techniques for Process Control

“…While WDXRF systems are mostly used in laboratories, EDXRF systems offer a lower cost alternative for more routine applications as it is needed for process analytical purposes. Recent developments of new detectors bring significant analytical improvements to these systems [73][74][75].…”