Abstract

In order to overcome space limitations, a novel method is introduced to measure the focal point size of a sagittally bent Laue crystal monochromator by using a multi-hole array. Combined with ray-tracing measurements, the focal length and focused beam size were determined. Theoretical simulations and experiments were performed to demonstrate the feasibility of this method. The experimental results show that this method can provide a fast way of measuring the focusing characteristics of a sagittally bent Laue crystal monochromator.

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