24–30 Sept 2017
La Biodola, Isola d'Elba
Europe/Rome timezone

Commissioning Results From The LUX Beamline For Plasma-Driven Undulator Radiation

27 Sept 2017, 18:00
15m
SB1, Sala Bonaparte 1, HH

SB1, Sala Bonaparte 1, HH

talk WG4 - Applications of Compact and High-Gradient Accelerators WG4_Parallel

Speaker

Andreas Maier (CFEL/UHH)

Description

We discuss the commissioning and present first experimental results from the LUX Beamline for plasma-driven undulator radiation. This beamline is built within a close collaboration of the University of Hamburg and DESY, combining university research with the tools and expertise of a large accelerator facility as a sound basis for robust performance for applications. In this talk we will give an overview of the design concept of the beamline, discuss the integration of the laser and the beamline into the accelerator controls system and report on lessons learned from daily operation. We will further present results from the commissioning of the plasma target at high rep-rates, and review results from electron beam transport and diagnostics, as well as the commissioning of our miniature undulator for generation of synchrotron-like undulator radiation.

Primary author

Andreas Maier (CFEL/UHH)

Co-authors

Mr Christian Werle (University of Hamburg) Mr Dariusz Kocon (ELI Beamlines) Irene Dornmair (University of Hamburg) Mr Kevin Peters (University of Hamburg) Mr Lars Hübner (University of Hamburg) Mr Manuel Kirchen (University of Hamburg) Mr Matthias Schnepp (University of Hamburg) Maximilian Trunk (University of Hamburg) Mr Niels Delbos (University of Hamburg / Center for Free Electron Laser Science) Dr Paul Andreas Walker (UHH/CFEL) Mr Paul Winkler (DESY) Mr Philipp Messner (University Hamburg) Mr Soeren Jalas (Center for Free-Electron Laser Science and Department of Physics, University of Hamburg) Spencer Jolly (Center for Free-Electron Laser Science & Department of Physics, Hamburg University, Hamburg, Germany) Mr Timo Eichner (University of Hamburg) Mr Vincent Leroux (University of Hamburg)

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