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X-ray fluorescence (XRF) nanoimaging is a powerful technique to quantify the distribution of elements at the nanoscale. Typically, its spatial resolution is inherently limited by the probe profile and the scanning step size. The deep residual channel attention networks (RCAN) have been developed to enhance the resolution of natural images. In this work, we adapted RCAN to decouple the blurry impact from data acquisition and improve the resolution of XRF images. The performance was further enhanced by refining the network with a relatively small amount of experimental XRF images using a synchrotron nanoprobe. This refined network was then applied to study battery cathode materials, and the enhanced XRF images revealed finer structural and elemental details for a better understanding of their electrochemical reaction mechanism.
Xiaoyin Zheng,Varun R. Kankanallu,Yu-Chen K. Chen-Wiegart, andXiaojing Huang
"Super-resolution x-ray fluorescence microscopy using channel attention networks", Proc. SPIE PC12698, X-Ray Nanoimaging: Instruments and Methods VI, PC1269802 (6 October 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2680335
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