Table 2 Parameters of the tomographic acquisition, phase retrieval, ring removal (post processing), and stitching, listed for the two ID19 and the ID17 configurations. The X-rays are generated by an undulator (U) at ID19 and by a wiggler at ID17 (W). The phase retrieval was performed via the contrast-transfer-function (CTF) approach or the generalized Paganin method (GPM)56.

From: Three-dimensional structure of entire hydrated murine hearts at histological resolution

 

ID19 conf.1

ID19 conf.2

ID17

Acquistion parameter

Photon energy E [keV]

19 (U)

19 (U)

50 (W)

Monochromaticity\(\frac{\Delta E}{E}\)

10\(^{-2}\)

10\(^{-2}\)

Broad spectrum

Detector FOV [\(mm^{2}\)]

4.1 x 3.2

1.7 x 1.4

9.2x 2.3 (beam height)

Pixelsize [\(\mu m\)]

1.6078

0.6493

3.58

Source sample distance\(z_1\)[m]

145

145

150

Propagation distance\(z_2\)[mm]

270

170

1000

Fresnel number F

0.15

old / new 0.038

0.5169

Exposure time [ms]

100

50

35

Projections

1500

1500

4001

Angular range [\(^{\circ }\)]

0–180

0–180

0–360

Phase retrieval

Method

CTF

CTF old

GPM

\(\alpha _{1}\)

\(0.04404*10^{-4}\)

\(0.00069*10^{-4}\)

-

\(\alpha _{2}\)

0.288

0.288

-

\(\frac{\delta }{\beta }\)

1400

1400

130

Ring removal

Method

Wavelet

Wavelet

Wavelet

Wavelet name

sym16

sym16

sym8

DecNum

7

7

7

Sigma

4

4

3

Stitching

Number of tomograms

20

120

4–6

Highpass filter kernel [px]

8

16

300