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Normal-Incidence X-Ray Microscope for Carbon Kα Radiation with 0.5 µm Resolution

An X-ray imaging microscope experiment was performed using Schwarzschild-type normal-incidence X-ray optics (×32, NA0.2) and 44.8 Å carbon Kα radiation. NiCr/C multilayers were employed for normal-incidence mirrors at this wavelength. A magnified image of a 1000 lines/mm transmission grating was taken on film and a 0.5 µm-wide pattern was successfully resolved.