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. 2010 Jul 19;107(31):13576–13581. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1003198107

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

Working principle of the grating interferometer. (A) Through the Talbot effect, a periodic interference pattern is formed behind the phase grating (G1), in the plane of the analyzer grating (G2) (17). (B) Plot of the intensity oscillation (shifting curve) as a function of the grating position xg for a detector pixel over one period of the analyzer grating. The dots correspond to the measured values (normalized to unit) while the gray line shows a sinusoidal fit.