Fabrication of 3-μm diameter pin hole array (PHA) on thick W substrates

Levato, T.; Pathak, Nc; Cecchetti, C. A.; Ciricosta, O.; Koester, P.; Labate, L.; Giulietti, A.; Giulietti, Danilo; Angelis, Francesco De; Fabrizio, E. Di; Delogu, Pasquale; Gizzi, L. A.

doi:10.1063/1.3326320

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“…In [8] the authors used a laserbeam machined tungsten disk of 200 µm thickness, 20 µm diameter holes and separated by 250 µm in both dimensions. In [9] 3 µm hole size spaced by 50 µm have been produced. The limit of having such small holes and so closed displaced is in the number of the charges that can go through (so in the Signal to Noise Ratio) and in the possible overlap (to avoid!)…”

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Challenges in plasma and laser wakefield accelerated beams diagnostic

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The new frontier in the particle beam accelerator is the so called plasma acceleration. Using the strong electric field inside a plasma is possible to achieve accelerating gradients order of magnitude larger with respect to the actual technologies. Different schemes have been proposed and several already tested, producing beams of energy of several GeV. Mainly two approaches are followed: either the beam is directly produced by the interaction of a TW/PW class laser with a gas jet, or a preexisting particle beam is accelerated in a plasma channel. In both cases a precise determination of the emerging beam parameters is mandatory for the fine tuning of the devices. The measurement of these parameters, in particular the emittance, is not trivial, mainly due to the large energy spread and to the tight focusing of these beams or to the background noise produced in the plasma channel. We show the problems related to the diagnostic of this kind of beams and the proposed or already realized solutions.

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Observations and diagnostics in high brightness beams

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Brightness is a figure of merit largely used in light sources, such as freeelectron lasers, but it is also fundamental in several other applications, for instance, Compton back-scattering sources, beam-driven plasma accelerators and terahertz sources. Advanced diagnostics is mandatory for the development of high brightness beams. 6D electron-beam diagnostics will be reviewed, with emphasis on emittance measurement.

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Fabrication of 3-μm diameter pin hole array (PHA) on thick W substrates

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Diagnostics Examples from lepton-linacs and FELs

Diagnostics Examples from lepton-linacs and FELs

Challenges in plasma and laser wakefield accelerated beams diagnostic

Observations and diagnostics in high brightness beams

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