Fabrication of the micro accelerator platform for x-ray applications

Zhou, Jianyun; McNeur, Joshua; Arab, E.; Travish, G.; Yoder, R. B.

doi:10.1117/12.892866

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“…Furthermore, microfabrication techniques driven by the semiconductor industry have advanced to the point of feasible fabrication of DLA microstructures [52][53][54]. The µm-scale wavelength results in feature sizes of order 400 nm: such structures are readily fabricated using conventional ultraviolet lithography.…”

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Dielectric Laser Accelerators: Designs, Experiments, and Applications

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McNeur

Leedle

2016

Rev. Accl. Sci. Tech.

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Novel laser-powered accelerating structures at the miniaturized scale of an optical wavelength [Formula: see text] open a pathway to high repetition rate, attosecond scale electron bunches that can be accelerated with gradients exceeding 1 GeV/m. Although the theoretical and computational study of dielectric laser accelerators dates back many decades, recently the first experimental realizations of this novel class of accelerators have been demonstrated. We review recent developments in fabrication, testing, and demonstration of these micron scale devices. In particular, prospects for applications of this accelerator technology are evaluated.

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“…The bandpass of the resonant structure was demonstrated from optical transmission through the structure [58]. Electron beam tests were performed at the E-163 experimental endstation at SLAC with a 60 MeV beam and 100 fs Ti:Sapphire laser pulses [52,58,59,148].…”

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