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1 January 1992 Imaging characteristics of the development model of the JET-X x-ray telescope
Oberto Citterio, Paolo Conconi, Francesco Mazzoleni, Giancarlo Conti, Giancarlo Cusumano, Bruno Sacco, Heinrich W. Braeuninger, Wolfgang Burkert
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Abstract
The Joint European X-ray Telescope, ''JET-X'', which is to be the core instrument of the Russian Spectrum-X astrophysics mission in 1994, will study the 3-10 keV-band emission from X-ray sources. The instrument is configured as two identical coaligned X-ray imaging telescopes; focal plane imaging is furnished by a cooled CCD detector which yields both good spectral resolution and high spatial resolution. The mirror shells have Wolter I geometry, and are manufactured by means of an electroforming replication process.
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Oberto Citterio, Paolo Conconi, Francesco Mazzoleni, Giancarlo Conti, Giancarlo Cusumano, Bruno Sacco, Heinrich W. Braeuninger, and Wolfgang Burkert "Imaging characteristics of the development model of the JET-X x-ray telescope", Proc. SPIE 1546, Multilayer and Grazing Incidence X-Ray/EUV Optics, (1 January 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.51231
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Geometrical optics

Telescopes

Spatial resolution

Grazing incidence

X-ray optics

Nickel

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