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    Area of Science:

    • Optics and Metrology
    • Surface Metrology
    • X-ray Optics Testing

    Background:

    • Self-calibration stitching tests are crucial for evaluating X-ray flat surfaces, but accuracy is affected by environmental disturbances, motion errors, misalignments, and parameter choices.
    • Existing error analyses are insufficient for practical applications, leaving optimal test parameters and necessary error control levels for high-accuracy X-ray surfaces undefined.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a systematic, model-driven workflow for self-calibration stitching tests of X-ray flat surfaces.
    • To enable quantitative evaluation of error sources and test parameters impacting accuracy.
    • To guide the determination of error control levels and optimal test parameters, moving beyond empirical methods.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of an error analysis model-driven workflow for self-calibration stitching testing.
    • Systematic evaluation of the influence of various error sources (e.g., motion errors, misalignments) and test parameters (e.g., overlapping ratios, sub-aperture sizes) on test accuracy.
    • Demonstration using a 250 mm × 30 mm flat X-ray mirror with a 0.2 nm RMS accuracy requirement.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed workflow systematically evaluates the impact of different error sources and test parameters on the accuracy of self-calibration stitching tests.
    • It provides a quantitative basis for determining necessary control levels for error sources and optimal test parameters.
    • Verification experiments confirmed the workflow's effectiveness in guiding test procedures to achieve high accuracy for X-ray flat mirrors.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed model-driven workflow offers a standardized approach for evaluating and improving the accuracy of self-calibration stitching tests for X-ray flat surfaces.
    • This methodology addresses the limitations of previous empirical approaches, providing quantitative guidance for achieving stringent accuracy requirements.
    • The workflow is essential for the precise manufacturing and testing of critical optical components used in X-ray applications.