The NSRRC Photo-injector Diagnostic Tools for Initial Beam Test
An-ping Lee, Ming-Chang Chou, Nuan-Ya Huang, Jiing-Yi Hwang, W. S. Lau, Cheng-Chih Liang, Meng-Ta Tsou, Polly Wang
Abstract
An-ping Lee, Ming-Chang Chou, Nuan-Ya Huang, Jiing-Yi Hwang, W. S. Lau, Cheng-Chih Liang, Meng-Ta Tsou, Polly Wang
Abstract
The High brightness injector project at NSRRC aims to develop a100 MeV photo-injector system for light source R&D at NSRRC. This photo-injector system equipped with a photocathode rf gun, a solenoid for emittance compensation, an S-band linac as well as various beamdiagnostic tools. In the beginning of this project, the photocathode rf gun was installed in the booster room of TLS at NSRRC. The normalized beam transverse emittance is 5.5 mm-mrad at ~250 pC with Gaussian laser pulse. Recently, a 100 MeV photo-injector system is being installed in the 38 m by 5 m tunnel of the NSRRC linac test laboratory. The rf gun, the 35 MW high power microwave system and a 5.2 m lina has been set up. The UV driver laser system will be set up in the new temperature controlled clean room in the linac test laboratory. For initial beam test, some beam diagnostic tools are considered. They are presented and discussed in this paper.
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The High brightness injector project at NSRRC aims to develop a100 MeV photo-injector system for light source R&D at NSRRC. This photo-injector system equipped with a photocathode rf gun, a solenoid for emittance compensation, an S-band linac as well as various beamdiagnostic tools. In the beginning of this project, the photocathode rf gun was installed in the booster room of TLS at NSRRC. The normalized beam transverse emittance is 5.5 mm-mrad at ~250 pC with Gaussian laser pulse. Recently, a 100 MeV photo-injector system is being installed in the 38 m by 5 m tunnel of the NSRRC linac test laboratory. The rf gun, the 35 MW high power microwave system and a 5.2 m lina has been set up. The UV driver laser system will be set up in the new temperature controlled clean room in the linac test laboratory. For initial beam test, some beam diagnostic tools are considered. They are presented and discussed in this paper.
Key concepts: Test (biology), Injector, Beam (structure), Computer science, Environmental science, Optics, Engineering, Physics