Abstract
A novel parallel beam combined lens (PBCL) was designed based on a parabolic monocapillary x-ray lens (PMXRL). The proposed PBCL converted a divergent X-ray beam into a near-solid parallel one, which retains the low divergence characteristics of PMXRL and significantly improves the intensity gain by about one order of magnitude. Compared with the traditional polycapillary parallel x-ray lens (PPXRL), the divergence performance of this lens is improved by an order of magnitude, and the light intensity gain is improved by 3-4 times. In addition, we developed a MATLAB-based visualization tool to simulate X-ray transmission within the PBCL through ray tracing. This tool facilitated the assessment of the PBCL's transmission efficiency and its comparison with conventional PMXRL and the PPXRL. The transport process of the PBCL is systematically investigated under the comprehensive consideration of multiple parameters. This study provided a new idea and theoretical basis for the further development of X-ray modulation technology.
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