UVSOR Synchrotron Facility, Institute for Molecular Science

UVSOR Synchrotron Facility, Institute for Molecular Science

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BL1U  Light Source Development Station

Description

BL1U is dedicated for developments and applications of novel light sources. This beamline is equipped with a dedicated tandem undulator for variable polarization with a buncher section, which can be used for free electron laser in the range from visible to deep UV, VUV coherent harmonic generation (CHG), and generation of spatiotemporal structured light such as an optical vortex beam, a vector beam and double-pulse wave packets. It is also equipped with a femto-second laser system synchronized with the accelerator, which is used for the generation of CHG, laser Compton scattered gamma-rays, and coherent THz radiation. Nowadays, material analysis by positron annihilation spectroscopy using laser Compton scattered gamma rays is actively used.

Fig. 1 Configuration of the free electron laser.
Fig. 2. Brilliance of BL1U Apple-II Undulator
  Fig. 3. Accelerator synchronized Laser System.

Technical Data of FEL

Wave Length199-800 nm
Spectral Band Width~10-4
PolarizationCircular/Linear
Pulse Rate11.26 MHz
Max. Average Power~1 W

Technical Data of Ti:Sa Laser

Wave Length800 nm
Pulse Length130 fsee
Oscillater90.1 MHz
Pulse Energy2.5mJ 10mJ 50mJ
Repetition Rate1kHz 1kHz 10Hz

BL1U in Activity Report 2024

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