Experimental setup of the dose-efficient X-ray imaging method: The specimen is X-rayed (right), the X-ray wave field downstream of the specimen is enlarged by a Bragg magnifier that consists of two silicon crystals (center) and recorded with an efficient (IMAGE)

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Experimental setup of the dose-efficient X-ray imaging method: The specimen is X-rayed (right), the X-ray wave field downstream of the specimen is enlarged by a Bragg magnifier that consists of two silicon crystals (center) and recorded with an efficient

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Experimental setup of the dose-efficient X-ray imaging method: The specimen is
X-rayed (right), the X-ray wave field downstream of the specimen is enlarged by a
Bragg magnifier that consists of two silicon crystals (center) and recorded with
an efficient photon-counting detector (left). (Photo: Rebecca Spiecker, KIT)

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(Photo: Rebecca Spiecker, KIT)

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