Implementation and effects of undulator scanning at Aladdin

Trzeciak, W.S.; Hansen, R.G.; Green, Michael A.; Bissen, Mark; Eisert, D.E.

doi:10.1016/0168-9002(90)90096-o

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“…The linear coupling must therefore be held constant to 2% of its value; for APS the nominal 10% coupling must remain in the range 9.8%-10.2% to fulfill this criterion. The undesirable consequences of a beam size change caused by magnetic imperfections in an ID, at SRC in Stoughton, Wisconsin, were reported by Trzeciak, et al [9]. Ironically the increased coupling caused by changing the gap of the ID improved the beam lifetime by increasing the volume of the bunch and thereby reducing the Touschek loss rate.…”

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Operation of synchrotron light sources with multiple insertion devices

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Conference Record of the 1991 IEEE Particle Accelerator Conference

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Operation of synchrotron light sources with multiple insertion devices

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The Synchrotron Radiation Center operates the Aladdin electron storage ring at energies of 800 meV or 1 GeV in support of a broad range of national and international research programs with a major focus on the study of valence electrons, spectromicroscopy, and nanolithography. Upgrades to the storage ring have improved the stability of the source, and experiments with low emittance lattice configurations show the feasibility of increased brightness for new or enhanced research. Three recently installed undulators, two pure permanent magnet devices and an electromagnetic device, and the associated instrumentation offer experimentalists high flux combined with high resolution. The status of the existing instrumentation, recent scientific results, and an overview of plans for new undulator-based instruments to cover the photon energy range from 7.8 to 400ϩ eV will be presented.

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Implementation and effects of undulator scanning at Aladdin

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Operation of synchrotron light sources with multiple insertion devices

Operation of synchrotron light sources with multiple insertion devices

Current status of the Synchrotron Radiation Center

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