A high quality permanent-magnet wiggler for the Rocketdyne/Stanford infrared free electron laser
A high quality permanent-magnet wiggler for the Rocketdyne/Stanford infrared free electron laser
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适用于 Rocketdyne/Stanford 红外自由电子激光器的高质量永磁摆动器
DOI:
10.1016/0168-9002(88)90221-5
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发表时间:
1988
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L. Vintro
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作者:
M. Curtin;A. Bhowmik;W. Mcmullin;S. Benson;J. Madey;B. Richman;L. Vintro
A high quality, variable gap, variable taper, permanent-magnet wiggler has been built for infrared free electron laser (FEL) experiments to be performed at the Stanford Photon Research Laboratory. The design and characterization procedure used to assemble the wiggler is discussed. A simulated annealing code was used to minimize field errors arising from variations in the individual magnets. The computed electron trajectories associated with the measured magnetic fields are presented for a range of different operating points of the wiggler. These plots indicate a very high quality field over a large range of different wiggler operating regimes. Resultant trajectory wander over the 2 m long wiggler for a 40 MeV electron at a wiggler gap corresponding to 3.3 kG was calculated to be less than 25 μm. The ability to control trajectory wander and optical phase slip using the simulated annealing code suggests future extensions to extremely long wigglers.