NASA NTRS · 19890052933
Soft X-ray spectrographs for solar observations
Abstract
Recent advances in soft X-ray spectrometery are reviewed, with emphasis on techniques for studying the windowless region from roughly 1-100 A. Recent technological developments considered include multilayer mirrors, large-format CCD detectors which are sensitive to X-rays, position-sensitive photon counting detectors, new kinds of X-ray films, and optical systems based on gratings with nonuniform ruling spacings. Improvements in the extent and accuracy of the atomic physics data sets on which the analysis of spectroscopic observatons depend are also discussed.
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Bruner, M. E.. 1988-01-01. Soft X-ray spectrographs for solar observations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890052933
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