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Reconstruction artifacts connected to drifts in components and limited mechanical accuracies of micro-CT and nano-CT systems A. Sasov
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Slow thermal drift with long decay Random object movement during rotation
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Slow thermal drift with long decay Random object movement during rotation
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Slow thermal drift with long decay: How to measure? R D Micro- focus or submicro- focus x-ray source Object manipulator: rotation, translation X-ray detector Sample Electron beam Metal target Electron-induced X-ray source
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Slow thermal drift with long decay: How to measure?
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Slow thermal drift with long decay: How to measure?
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Slow thermal drift with long decay Type of X-ray source? Sealed microfocus Grounded cathode Open (pumped) micro/nanofocus Grounded anode Sealed microfocus Grounded anode POSITION INSTABILITY: Up to +/- 10-20 of spot size Up to +/- 5 of spot sizeTypically under 0.5 of spot size
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Slow thermal drift with long decay Object: 10µm glass fibers in epoxy; 800nm isotropic voxel size Ok
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Slow thermal drift with long decay How to avoid ?
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Slow thermal drift with long decay Object: Composite material with plastic spheres; 600nm isotropic voxel size
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Slow thermal drift with long decay before after
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Slow thermal drift with long decay Random object movement during rotation
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How to measure?
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Random object movement during rotation How to measure?
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Random object movement during rotation Where it’s coming from?
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Random object movement during rotation Where it’s coming from?
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Random object movement during rotation Where it’s coming from? Micos UPR160 air bearing stage: Max. radial runout is 180nm (+/- 90nm) LAB AirBearing: Max. radial runout is 39nm …with active compensation - <5nm
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Random object movement during rotation What to do if air-bearings cannot be used?
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Random object movement during rotation How results look like? Object: filamentous cyano bacterium, 100 nm pixel size, 50nm X-ray spot size Scanning Set-Up: Stepping motor in vacuum (microstepping mode)
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Random object movement during rotation What can be done? 1.Standard FBP reconstruction =unsharp/proper position 2. Forward projection =unsharp simulated projections 3. Centering original projections =sharp prj. @ proper position 4. Repeat FBP with centered prj. =sharp reconstruction
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Random object movement during rotation Object: filamentous cyano bacterium, 100 nm pixel size, 50nm source spot size 350 nm cell wall
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Slow thermal drift with long decay Random object movement during rotation www.bruker-microct.com/products/downloads.htm Nrecon (CPU, GPU-accelerated, 32 / 64bit OS) alexander.sasov@bruker.com
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