Author: Affeldt, A.
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MOPD30 Bunch Length Measurement for PETRA III Light Source Storage Ring 113
 
  • H.-C. Schröder, A. Affeldt, H.P. Gausepohl, G. Kube, G. Priebe
    DESY, Hamburg, Germany
 
  To fulfill the demand for a very high brilliance synchrotron light source, it is required, that the individual particle bunches, used to create the synchrotron light in special undulator sections, do not exceed certain limits in linear dimension and divergence during the storage time. The bunch length measurement in the visible region of the spectrum is the sole system to measure the longitudinal beam parameter needed for a complete description of the behavior of the PETRAIII positron beam. A detailed description of the dipole magnet visible synchrotron light extraction, the light transport and the analysis by means of a Streak Camera System (SCS) in the context of the PETRAIII storage ring is given. The influence of the custom designed apochromatic refractive optics transport line on the time resolution of the bunch length measurement is discussed and values are given. The final time resolution of the whole system transport optics and Streak camera is shown to be not bigger than 4 ps. Several measurements from PETRAIII runs are presented and results of the bunch length measurements are shown. The typical bunch length measured is about 40 ps.  
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