• High Power Laser and Particle Beams
  • Vol. 34, Issue 10, 104004 (2022)
Yi Jiao1、2 and Zhenghe Bai3、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
  • 2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
  • 3National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230029, China
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    DOI: 10.11884/HPLPB202234.220136 Cite this Article
    Yi Jiao, Zhenghe Bai. Physics design and optimization of the fourth-generation synchrotron light sources[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2022, 34(10): 104004 Copy Citation Text show less
    MAX IV conventional 7BA lattice[6] and the ESRF-EBS H7BA lattice[9]
    Fig. 1. MAX IV conventional 7BA lattice[6] and the ESRF-EBS H7BA lattice[9]
    SLS-2 LGB/RB unit cell lattice[19]
    Fig. 2. SLS-2 LGB/RB unit cell lattice[19]
    Final solutions of optimization of the HEPS brightness and dynamic aperture (different colors denote different dynamic aperture areas)
    Fig. 3. Final solutions of optimization of the HEPS brightness and dynamic aperture (different colors denote different dynamic aperture areas)
    Field profile of the pulsed nonlinear kicker of HALF
    Fig. 4. Field profile of the pulsed nonlinear kicker of HALF
    Comparison of vacuum chambers for SLS, a third-generation synchrotron light source,and for its fourth-generation upgrade SLS-2 (unit: mm)[45]
    Fig. 5. Comparison of vacuum chambers for SLS, a third-generation synchrotron light source,and for its fourth-generation upgrade SLS-2 (unit: mm)[45]
    light source energy/ GeV circumference/mnatural emittance/ (pm·rad) momentum compaction/10−5energy loss per turn/MeV number of straight sections H/V β @ long straight/m
    ESRF-EBS6.08441338.72.56326.9/2.7
    APS-U6.01103.641.74.02.74405.19/2.4
    HEPS6.01360.434.81.82.64488.18/5.0(2.56/2.31)
    Table 1. Main parameters of high-energy fourth-generation synchrotron light sources being in operation or under construction
    light source energy/GeVcircumference/mlatticenatural emittance/ (pm·rad) number of straight sections momentum compaction/10−5natural damping time (H/V/L)/ms
    ALS-U2.0196.59BA10912207.7/14.4/12.7
    HALF2.2479.866BA8620+20927.2/37.7/23.4
    Elettra 2.02.4259.26BA21412+12125.5/9.1/6.8
    SLS-22.72887BA1581210.54.1/7.5/6.4
    SOLEIL-U2.75353.747BA-4BA81209.17.1/13.2/11.7
    MAX IV3.05287BA3282030.615.8/29.4/25.8
    Sirius3.0518.45BA2502016.416.9/22.0/12.9
    SKIF3.0476.147BA72167.69.2/17.9/17.0
    ILSF3.05285BA2702018.218.9/26.0/16.0
    Diamond-II3.5560.566BA15924+24119.5/18.1/16.4
    Table 2. Main parameters of medium- and low-energy fourth-generation synchrotron light source designs (Elettra 2.0, Diamond-II and HALF have long and short straight sections in each lattice period)
    Yi Jiao, Zhenghe Bai. Physics design and optimization of the fourth-generation synchrotron light sources[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2022, 34(10): 104004
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