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New Developments and Applications of X‐Ray Capillary Optics

Capillary optics have found broad research and industrial applications in X‐ray analytics. In the present paper, the use of mono‐ and polycapillary optics for X‐ray beam shaping at synchrotron beamlines and in combination with laboratory sources is described. In particular, a module for in situ XRD in SEMs is considered in detail and corresponding application examples are presented.