Improvement of the beam quality by chromaticity correction for wavelength shortening in the NIJI-IV FEL

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1999-06
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DOI
  • 10.1016/s0168-9002(99)00101-1
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Elsevier BV

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Abstract Electron-beam qualities improved by chromaticity correction in the storage ring NIJI-IV were investigated at the beam energy of 309 MeV. Sextupole–quadrupole–sextupole (SQS) magnets, which were installed in all of the short-straight sections in NIJI-IV, perfectly corrected a horizontal and a vertical chromaticity. This improvement suppressed a head–tail instability, so that higher beam current (∼30 mA) and higher peak-electron density (∼6×10 16  m −3 ) were available for FEL experiments. The maximum FEL gain was estimated to be about 2.5% at a wavelength of 240 nm. The lasing of an FEL around 300 nm was achieved in March 1998, and the lasing of an FEL at around 240 nm was successfully observed in May 1998. The shortest wavelength of FELs with the NIJI-IV FEL system was 228 nm.

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