Abstract
We have developed an advanced type of relative angle determinable stitching interferometry (RADSI) for hard x-ray nanofocusing mirrors. The surface metrology system consists of two types of optical interferometers. One is a microscope Michelson interferometer, which measures the local figure profile of the mirror surface, and the other is a large-area Fizeau interferometer, which determines the stitching angles between neighboring shots using a flat mirror. The surface figure profile of each of the one-shots and the stitching angles are measured at the same time. Precise measurement of local surface area and the stitching angles of 1×10-8 rad order were achieved using the developed system. To demonstrate the accuracy of the developed measurement system, we measured an elliptically figured mirror for hard x-ray nanofocusing. The mirror's surface shape has a curvature radius of a few meters. As a result, measurement reproducibility and reliability of less than PV 3 nm was achieved by using a 25 nm focusing mirror.
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