Studies with Ultra-Short Pulses

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Studies with Ultra-Short Pulses E. Hass, A. Kuhl, T. Plath, M. Rehders, J. Rönsch-Schulenburg, J. Rossbach, V. Wacker: Universität Hamburg, Institut für Experimentalphysik; N.-I. Baboi, M. Bousonville, G. Brenner, S. Vilcins-Czvitkovits, M. K. Czwalinna, K. Klose, U. Mavric, H. Schlarb, B. Schmidt, E. Schneidmiller, S. Schreiber, M. Siemens, B. Steffen, F. Stephan, M. Yurkov, : DESY; T. Weiland, R. Jakoby, W. F.O. Mueller, S. Schnepp, A. Penirschke, A. Angelovski, M. Hansli: Technische Unversität Darmstadt 2

FLASH RF stations Diagnostics Accelerating Structures Longitudinal SASE 3 rd dulse Bunch RF Gun distribution harmonics Compressors Laser 5 MeV foran rms 150 MeV 450 MeV 1250 MeV bunch 315 m length: 10μm SASE spectrum foran rms bunch length: 10μm sflash LOLA Soft X-ray Undulators Beam Dump Photon Diagnostics FEL Radiation Parameters 2012 FEL Experiments Wavelength range (fundamental) 4.2 45 nm Average single pulse energy 10 500 µj Pulse duration (FWHM) 30 200 fs Peak power (from av.) 1 3 GW Spectral width (FWHM) ~ 0.7 2% Photons per pulse 10 11 10 13 Average Brilliance 10 17 10 21 * Peak Brilliance 10 29 10 31 * Typical bunch charges: 0.08-1 nc * photons/s/mrad 2 /mm 2 /0.1%bw

Short pulsesatflash Longitudinal SASE dulse distribution foran rms bunch length: 10μm Longitudinal SASE dulse distribution (after 18m) foran rms bunch length: 1μm SASE spectrum foran rms bunch length: 10μm Courtesy of M. Rehders SASE spectrum (after 18m) for an rms bunch length: 1μm

Short pulsesatflash Shortest possible SASE pulse duration: single-spike operation: electron bunch length of one longitudinal optical mode Condition to be fulfilled: generation of single spike, bandwidth limited, longitudinal coherent FEL pulses in SASE mode Longitudinal SASE dulse distribution foran rms bunch length: 1μm short-pulse application mostly do not rely on a high photoncount, but someapplications are sensitive on the photon flux, requiring no long background signal. SASE spectrum foran rms bunch length: 1μm

Short pulsesatflash Injector laser pulse duration (FWHM) Typ. FLASH parameters Single spike operation at FLASH Single spike operation at FLASH 15.3 ps 15.3 ps 1-3 ps Bunchcharge 0.08-1 nc 20 pc 20 pc Bunchduration(rms) 30-200 fs 3fs 3fs compression 220-32.5 2200 140-430 For FLASH: bunch length: ~ 3 fs due space charge forces the bunch charge has to be reduced: ~ 20 pc FEL pulse duration(fwhm) 30-200 fs 3fs 3fs Shorter photo-injector laser pulse is required a large compression factor (~1000) cause RF tolerances of 0.0014 phase tolerance (3fs!) and 0.003% amplitude tolerance

New injectorlaser Short pulse injector laser unstretched beam stretched beam stretcher Goal parameter Amplified Laser System: Seed laser Origami 10 (OneFive) 1030nm, 260mW, 54MHz, 400fs 2 stage amplifier (Amphos) 1030nm, 10W, 1MHz, ~600fs (10µJ) AOM Acousto-optic modulator (AOM) - pulse picker (pulse trains of 10Hz, with 1MHz pulse repetition) lens BBO lens BBO lens 2 BBOs(forth harmonic) 1030nm-> 257.5nm (10% efficiency @ 10µJ) -> 1µJ Even the maximum reached efficiency of the fourth harmonic generation was only 1% instead of 10%, enough charge could be produced with a sufficiently adequate transverse distribution.

New injectorlaser different wavelength get different diffraction part of the pulse has to overcome a bigger distance pulse is stretched stretcher is built with two gratings and a periscope resulting pulse length is determined by the distance of the gratings variable grating distance and thus pulse length come with timing differences that have to be corrected

New injectorlaser UV-laser pulse with 1µJ power Stretcher with 4500 lines/mm transmission gratings expected total transmission: 50% Expected losses due to iris / beam line: 75% the achievable charge depends on the quantum efficiency (typically 0.5<QE<10%) Theoretically achievable bunch charge: 125pC - 2.5nC

First lasing Intensity (a.u.) 1,20 1,00 0,80 0,60 0,40 Laser 2 (May2012) short pulse laser -without stretcher (Jan2013) short pulse laser -with stretcher - 230mm (Jan2013) Streak camera measurement 0,20 0,00 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Laser properties: time (ps) Bunch duration: without stretcher: 1.3 ps(fwhm) with stretcher: 2.4 ps(fwhm) Short Pulse Laser on Virtual cathode with a beam shaping aperture (BSA) of 1 mm (diameter)

Planednewlaserdianostics Spectrometer: measure spectral stability of the laser Requirements: Resolution of 1/50 to 1/100 nm bandwidth of about 1nm. 256-268nm Components: Grating: 4000 lines/mm (222.22nm grating period / blazing angle of 35.4 ) UV camera (4.65 µm pixel size) Quadrant Diode Measurements: Position of the intra train laser pulses stability during pulse train Laser pulse energy [Marc Hänel, Dissertation, 2010]

Stabilitymeasurement (Sept. 2012) dq rms =1.4% dq rms =1.3% dq rms =1.6% Short Pulse Laser zero crossing -78deg zero crossing -38deg zero crossing -15deg Laser2 dq rms =1.2% dq rms =1.3% dq rms =1.8%

Emittance Laser pulse duration (rms) = 4.4 ps Laser pulse duration (rms) = 1 ps Courtesy of M. Rehders Simulation of the transverse emittance as a function of the solenoid field for different photo-cathode laser spot sizes Measured transverse emittance as a function of the solenoid field for for 6.5 ps laser pulse duration, 20 pc and an rms laser spot size of 0.23 mm J.B. Rosenzweiget al. innucl. Instr. and Meth. A 593 (2008) 39 44

Emittance Simulation of the rms bunch length and longitudinal emittance as a function of the photo-cathode laser spot size for different bunch durations (for minimum emittance) Courtesy of M. Rehders

First SASE with new injector laser First SASE with short pulse injector laser: 9 th & 11 th of January 2013 5 ujat 13,5 nm, bunch charge 35 pc 25 uj(gmd-t, 10/10 mm) at 13 nm, bunch charge 80 pc PG-measurement: Narrow bandwidth (0.34 % in linear regime, 0.42% at saturation)

Bunch length measurements Courtesy of E. Hass

Stabilitymeasurement (Jan. 2013) 35 pc with 3% rms fluctuations 190 pc with 1% rms fluctuations

First SASE with new injector laser Radiation wavelength: 13.06 nm Fluctuations in the linear regime: 42% Number of modes: M = 5.7 in saturation: 13% Saturation length: L sat 22 m Angular divergence in saturation (FWHM) 40 μrad. Spectral bandwidth: in the linear regime (FWHM): 0.35% in the saturation regime (FWHM): 0.42% close to that generated by monochromatic electron beam (natural SASE bandwidth) lasing part of the beam is not disturbed by chirp Radiation pulse length in the linear regime: L = (M x λ rad x L sat ) / (5 x λ Und ) 40 fs(fwhm) Radiation pulse duration at full undulator length is estimated as 50 fs. rmsbunch length of lasing fraction of the electron beam: 40 fs. Assuming Gaussian shape of the electron bunch: I 700 A. These parameters are consistent with measured properties of the radiation if rmsnormalized emittance is below 1 mm mrad.

Bunch length measurements 11 th of January 2013 Emittance measurements Preliminary results Emittance measurement at DBC2: εx 0.9mm mrad εy 0.7 mm mrad Courtesy of M. Rehders

Short pulsesatflash Longitudinal SASE dulse distribution (after 18m) foran rms bunchlength: 1μm Longitudinal SASE dulse distribution (after 31m) foran rms bunchlength: 1μm SASE spectrum (after 18m) for an rms bunchlength: 1μm SASE spectrum (after 31m) for an rms bunchlength: 1μm Courtesy of M. Rehders

Short pulsesatflash Longitudinal SASE dulse distribution (after 31m) foran rms bunchlength: 1μm SASE spectrum (after 31m) for an rms bunchlength: 1μm Courtesy of M. Rehders

Short pulsesatflash Longitudinal SASE distribution at different positions in the undulator Gaussianbunchshape, Charge: 30pC, Transverse emittance: 2.0mm mrad, Bunch length(rms): 2.6um, Energie (Gamma): 1369.863, Energy Spread(delgam): 0.3913894 5m 10m 15m 20m 25m 31m

Short pulsesatflash SASE spectrum at different positions in the undulator Gaussianbunchshape, Charge: 30pC, Transverse emittance: 2.0mm mrad, Bunch length(rms): 2.6um, Energie (Gamma): 1369.863, Energy Spread(delgam): 0.3913894 5m 10m 15m 20m 25m 31m

Short pulsesatflash Longitudinal SASE distribution at different positions in the undulator Gaussianbunchshape, Charge: 30pC, Transverse emittance: 2.0mm mrad, Bunch length(rms): 2.6um, Energie (Gamma): 1369.863, Energy Spread(delgam): 0.3913894 5m 10m 15m 20m 25m 31m

Short pulsesatflash SASE spectrum at different positions in the undulator Gaussianbunchshape, Charge: 30pC, Transverse emittance: 2.0mm mrad, Bunch length(rms): 2.6um, Energie (Gamma): 1369.863, Energy Spread(delgam): 0.3913894 5m 10m 15m 20m 25m 31m

Bunch length measurements Measurement of the longitudinal bunch profile of the ultra-short pulses will be performed using a spectrometer, that measures coherent transition radiation. A redesigned of the spectrometer is under development for short bunch length and low charges, because the wavelength range changes and the pyroelectric detectors are not sensitive enough when small charge is used. MCT detectors show 10 4 times higher sensitivity Courtesy of S. Wesch & E. Hass FWHM =18.7fs FWHM =16.4fs short bunches (no lasing) measured with CRISP4

rms duration LOLA measurement at 20 pc & 39fs - rms at 15pC with strong compression, 20fs - rms duration short bunches (no lasing) measured with LOLA

Arrival time Aim for new BAM design: bandwidth 40 GHz expected performance expected an arrival time resolution of new BAMs for 20pC is about 12fs Current BAM design: measurement resolution = f(slope of the pickup signal) slopeof the pickup signal = f(bunch charge, bandwidth of the pickup) bandwidth limited by 10 GHz Courtesy of M.K. Czwalinna & A. Kuhl

Arrival time new BAM installed at FLASH Courtesy of A. Kuhl

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