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"Highlights in Physics" 2005 by Jens Birch <[email protected]> 1
Multilayer mirrors for X-Rays
Jens Birch and Naureen Ghafoor
Thin Film Physics
Department of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (IFM) 450 pers
Biologi Kemi
Materialfysik ca 120 personer
Teori och modellering Tillämpad fysik
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Applications of Multilayer X-ray Mirrors
• X-ray lithography -micro electronics (EUV)
• X-ray telescopy -solar observations-deep space telescopy
•X-ray spectroscopy -flourescence-cosmology
• X-ray FEL -femto second chemistry and physics
• X-ray microscopy -proteins, DNA,...
What is light?
Light is rays…
But also waves
wavelength
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Visible lightwaves
Violet Red
wavelength(nm)
Inte
nsit
y
Short wavelength long wavelength
Sensitivity of the eye
Light waves are ”bent” in a small hole
Water waves are ’bent’when passing piers.
photographicfilm
Short waves are diffracted less than long
Use as short wavelength as possible for highest resolution!
DIFFRACTION!
hole in board
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More lightwaves
våglängd (m)
X-rays are diffracted less than visible light!
Long wave radiowavelength: ca 10 km
(10 000 m)
FM radioTV
Idea: Use x-rays for a microscope!
X-rayswavelength: 0,05 - 5 nm
(ca 0,000000001 m)
X-rays
• large absorption in proteins
Photon wavelength (nm)
C K-edgeO K-edge
Use the water window for microscopy: • <50 nm resolution• biologic specimens
• small absorption in water
the ”Water window”
• λ = [2.4 - 4.4 nm] (soft x-raysthe ”water window”
Absorption of electro-magnetic radiation
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Refraction
Different wavelengths are refracted by different amountssince they have different velocities
X-rays travel almost with the same speedand are therefore hardly refracted(refractive sindex n=c/v≈0,99999)
X-rays
incoming lightwave
air
glass
Refractedwave
X-rays are hard to affect
Glass lens
0,01% - 1%reflected
Visible
Either:• not affected
or• small reflection
0-99%Go straight through
or are absorbed
X-rays
Utilize many reflections!
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• Layer thicknesses: 3-7 atoms• Interface widths: 0.1-0.3 nm • Thickness precision: ~0.001 nm• Thickness repeatability: <0.00001 nm• Number of layers: 600-1200 layers
substrate
Reflected x-rays ”in phase”< 0.1%/interface
Example:incomingx-raysλ1=3.374 nm
Sc 0.977 nm
Cr 0.592 nm
Λ=1.569 nm
J. Birch et al
Multilayer X-ray mirror – What does it take?
X-ray reflectivity
Incoming angle ° 2θ° 2θ° 2θ° 2θ
1
10 -1
10 -2
10 -3
10 -4
10 -5
10 -6
Ref
lect
ivit
y
0 5 10 15 20
Simulated
(× 0.1)
Experiment
1
2
3
45
6 7
89
10
105 layer pairs with 2.56 nm Mo and 2.19 nm V + 21.3 nm Pd topp layer(16.2 atomic layers Mo and 14.4 atomic layers V)
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X-ray Microscope using a Laser Plasma Source*
condenser(spheric multilayer mirror) specimen
objective lens(zone plate)
image (CCD)
*Prof. H. Hertz, Biomedical and X-ray Physics, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
isotropic x-ray source
Spherical normal-incidence mirror is needed
lines: λλλλ1=3.374 nm (C VI emission)
λλλλ2=2.48 nm (N VII emission)
Deposition system for multilayer mirrors
Magnetron-sources
shutters
Mirror substrate
Vacuumchamber
coil
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Magnetic coupling of processplasma to substrate coil
Mo/V, no coil, CrN/ScN, with coilI=5 A (~60 Gauss)
#ions#atoms= 0.1 - 1
#ions#molecules = 10 - 140
Advantages of sputter deposition of multilayers
+ +
Smoothening of ’islands’
Atoms and ions with relatively low velocity:
Densification
Smooth interfaces
We have these things under control
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Problems during deposition af multilayers
+
Re-putteringof deposited atom
mixing atinterfaces
Creation of defects
Schematic picture ofthe atomic positions:
Atoms and ions with relatively high velocity:
Low adatom mobilityLow bulk diffusivity
High adatom mobilityLow bulk diffusivity
High adatom mobilityHigh bulk diffusivity or intermixing
a) b) c)
Low temp.Low kinetic energyLow flux af ions
Low temp. andLow kinetic energyHigh flux of ions
High temp. orHigh kinetic energy
How does the energetic ions/atoms affect our multilayer?
No good!
No good!
Low temp. andLow kinetic energyHigh flux av ions
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Elektron microskopy of multilayer
100 layer pairs 2.5 nm Mo och 2.5 nm V
•Atomic resolution•Very smooth interfaces•Very abrupt interfaces
MeasurementSimulation
MeasurementSimulation
Soft X-ray reflectivity from our mirrors
High ion flux (φCr=7.1 and φSc=23.1) and low energy E=24 eV
λ=3.374 nm (for microskope optics) λ=3.115 nm
Peak reflectance R=5.47% at 76 ° Peak reflectance R=14.5% at 87.5 °
EXCELLENT RESULT(previous WR was 11)
F. Eriksson, G.A Johansson, H.M Hertz, E.M. Gullikson, and J. Birch, Opt. Lett. 28, 2494 (2003)
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Excellent but…not good enough…
Rmeas=14.6 % , Rtheor=60%, ⇒ room for improvements!
How to get: abrupt and flat interfaces?
Low ion-energy⇓
abrupt interfaces
ackumulated roughness
low density
High ion-energy⇓
flat interfaces
dense structure
mixed interfaces
Jon-assisterad multilager deponering - MD simuleringar
Inga joner*:Eadatom = 0.1 eVEion=0 eV
• Vågigt • Taggigt• Akumulerad ojämnhet• (Diffusa mellanytor)
Låg-energi joner**:Eadatom = 0.1 eVEion = 3 eV (Xe
+)Ion/metal flux ratio F = 2
2 nm Cu/2 nm Ni/2 nm Cu/Ni(111), T= 300K, Normal incidence fluxes
• Minskad vågighet• Taggighet finns kvar• Minskad akumulerad ojämnhet• (Diffusa mellanytor)
* X. W. Zhou and H. N. G. Wadley, J. Appl. Phys, 84, 2301, 1998 ** X. W. Zhou and H. N. G. Wadley, J. Appl. Phys, 87, 2273, 2000*** X. W. Zhou and H. N. G. Wadley, J. Appl. Phys, 88, 5737, 2000
Effecter av jonflödet***:Eion = 14 eV (Ar
+)
• 3D yta undertrycks• Vågighet minskas
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Interface Engineering - Modulated Ion Assistance
growth direction
+ ++
Eion
F. Eriksson, J. Birch, et al. in manuscript
”initial thicknesses” ~ a few atomic diameters
abrubt interface 0 eV
sputter sources
plasma
substrate
sputter sources
plasma
substrate
densification, flattening 24 eVabrubt interface 0 eV
sputter sources
plasma
substrate
densification, flattening 24 eV
Homogenous ion-assistance Tvo-step ion-assistanceion=24 eV) dinit=0.3 nm(Einit=6 eV e
- Efinal=24 eV)
Excellent! Exceptional!
Soft X-ray reflectivity - Latest results
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Applications of Multilayer X-ray Mirrors
• X-ray lithography -micro electronics (EUV)
• X-ray telescopy -solar observations-deep space telescopy
•X-ray spectroscopy -flourescence-cosmology
• X-ray FEL -femto second chemistry and physics
• X-ray microscopy -proteins, DNA,...
X-ray Microscope using a Laser Plasma Source
condenser(spheric multilayer mirror) specimen
objective lens(zone plate)
image (CCD)
Prof. H. Hertz, Biomedical and X-ray Physics, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
isotropic x-ray sourcelines: λλλλ1=3.374 nm (C VI emission)
λλλλ2=2.48 nm (N VII emission)
Spherical normal-incidence mirror is needed
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Soft X-ray microscopy
2 µm
Silicate algae ”diatom” found in the 19:th century outside Stockholm(Göttingen Algensamlung)Picture taen by H. Hertz et. al. KTH, Stockholm, 2000
B4C/W multilayer mirror, R=0.5% (not ours…)
~100 nm
Cell-line cos-7 from green monkey
Images taken by H. Hertz et. al. KTH, Stockholm, 2000
Ordinary light mikroskopy X-ray microscope
B4C/W multilayer mirror R=0,5 % (not ours)
Soft X-ray microscopy
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Applications of Multilayer X-ray Mirrors
• X-ray lithography -micro electronics (EUV)
< 0.1 mm components
• X-ray telescopy -solar observations-deep space telescopy
•X-ray spectroscopy -flourescence-cosmology
• X-ray FEL -femto second chemistry and physics
• X-ray microscopy -proteins, DNA,...
EUV lithography test stand
M1
C4
M3
M4
Camera chamber
Mask stagechamber Laser drive optics
C1 Xe gas
C3
Illuminatorenclosure
C2
LPP
M2
Wafer stage chamber
Wafer
λ=13.3 nmMo/Si multilayer mirrorsR=69% ⇒ ~5% through
Three consortia worldwide- USA- EU- Japan
Large uniform mirrors with high reflectance
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Applications of Multilayer X-ray Mirrors
• X-ray lithography -micro electronics (EUV)
• X-ray telescopy -solar observations-deep space telescopy
•X-ray spectroscopy -flourescence-cosmology
• X-ray FEL -femto second chemistry and physics
• X-ray microscopy -proteins, DNA,...
Free Electron Laser
• femto - picosecond pulse lengths
• 6 orders of magnitude higher brightness than 3G synchrotron undulators
GeV electron LINAC
undulator
X-ray mirrors
e-recirculation
x-ray pulse
e.g., HASYLAB Tesla-facility, λ>6.0 nmSLAC-LCLS, λ>0.15 nm
Mirrors must withstand very high radiation power densities
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Applications of Multilayer X-ray Mirrors
• X-ray lithography -micro electronics (EUV)
• X-ray telescopy -solar observations
-deep space telescopy
- ”observations” of black holes
•X-ray spectroscopy -flourescence-cosmology
• X-ray FEL -femto second chemistry and physics
• X-ray microscopy -proteins, DNA,...
Röntgenteleskop
”TRACE”
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Negativ spänningpå provet
Röntgentelekopbild av solen (TRACE)
171, 195 and 1700 Å wavelength bands
Röntgentelekopbild av solen (TRACE)
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Framtidens teleskop
Hur bra är upplösningen - vinkeln mellan två urskiljbara objekt?
vinkel förbättringbågsek.(log)
Grottmänniska 100 --Galileo 3 1,5Hubble Telescope 0,1 3TRACE 0,1 3HIREX* 0,01 4MAXIM* 10-7 9
* Projekteras
”HIREX”
35 m
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Simulerade röntgentelekopbilder
Simulerade röntgentelekopbilder
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Simulerade röntgentelekopbilder med MAXIM
”MAXIM”
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20 km
10 km
Soft X-ray Telescope for Deep Space Imaging
10-4 - 10-7 arcsec resolutionmakes imaging of stars andblack holes possible.
(Hubble: 0.1 arcsec)
From D. L. Windt, et al., Proc. SPIE, 4851, in press (2002)
Very large normal-incidencemirrors will be needed!!
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