Performance of Linear Optics

System Performance - A. Linear Optics




Various optical solutions with differing momentum compactions can be utilized in this design. In the following, we discuss the "nominal" operating configuration with an energy recovery arc M56 of 0.19 cm. The first figure below presents beam envelopes and dispersions through the transport system, from injection through the cryomodule during energy recovery. The next figure presents rms beam sizes for the design beam emittance (13 mm-mrad, rms normalized) and an rms momentum spread of 1% (corresponding to a large momentum spread "spent" beam) from wiggler through energy recovery transport. Beam envelopes, dispersion, and beam sizes are everywhere well behaved, implying that loss rates will be low and error sensitivities reasonable.

Beam envelopes and dispersions from injection to energy recovery extraction point. Total betatron phase advance is 6 wavelengths in x and 5 in y.

RMS beam sizes for rms design emittance (13 mm-mrad normalized, 0.16 mm-mrad geometric) and 1% rms momentum spread from wiggler through energy recovery extraction point.





In the FODOmat's A Guide to the Design,
Project Overview
System Design Process
Application of Process to High Power IR FEL
Description of Solution
System Performance
**you are here! **A. Linear Optics
**the next link isB. Aberration Analysis
C. Chromatic Performance
D. Geometric Performance
E. Simulation of Energy Recovery
Error Studies
Upgrade Scenarios
  
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