Optimization considerations for a SASE free electron laser based on a superconducting undulator
A self amplified spontaneous emission (SASE) free electron laser (FEL) based on a new generation superconducting planar undulator, is optimized. It is shown that the laser wavelength should be down to soft X-rays range (∼2–3nm) of the spectrum via a dedicated undulator driven by a 1GeV electron line...
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description | A self amplified spontaneous emission (SASE) free electron laser (FEL) based on a new generation superconducting planar undulator, is optimized. It is shown that the laser wavelength should be down to soft X-rays range (∼2–3nm) of the spectrum via a dedicated undulator driven by a 1GeV electron linear accelerator (linac). Numerical calculations and simulation results of the three main performance parameters for SASE operation, namely 1D gain length (LG,1D), saturation power (Psat) and saturation length (Lsat), are compared and discussed. |
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