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Indus-1 beamline Handbook
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Indus-1

 

Indus-1 is a 450 MeV electron storage ring which emit synchrotron radiation from it's four bending magnets. Several experiments can be performed concurrently on such a synchrotron facility by the use of the so-called 'beamlines'. The main characteristics of the various beamlines that are set up/ being set up on Indus-1 are given in the following pages to enable potential users of this facility to plan their experiments. Main parameters of Indus-1 storage ring are also given. Beamlines and the experimental stations may be upgraded in future depending upon the experimental requirements.

 

Indus-1 was declared as commissioned in the middle of the year 1999. The stored electron beam current of 161 mA has been already achieved as against the design value of 100 mA. The beam life time is around one hour at 100 mA beam current. The life time is expected to improve in the next phase of Indus-1 operation.

 

Parameters of Indus-1

  Designed Achieved

Electron Energy

450 MeV 450 MeV

Beam current

 100mA                             

>100mA

Beam lifetime

1.8 hrs

1.0 hrs at 100mA

Dipole bending field

1.5 T

 

Critical wavelength (energy)

61.38 Å (202 eV)

 

Circumference

18.96 m

 

Typical tune point*

1.55, 1.56

 

Beam emittance* - horizontal

                            - vertical (1% coupling)

210  nm.rad

2.1 nm.rad

 

Electron beam size*

   Centre of bending magnet [sx , sz]

                                             [sx' , sz']

  10 port of bending magnet [sx , sz]

                                               [sx' , sz'] 

 

0.75, 0.13mm

0.31, 0.017 mrad

 

0.74, 0.12mm

0.37, 0.04 mrad

 

Photon flux (at critical wavelength)

7.2 x 1011 photons/sec/mrad horiz./0.1%BW

 

Brightness

6.5 x 1011 photons/sec/mm2/mrad2/ 0.1%BW

 

Bunch length

113 mm

 

Energy spread

3.86 x 10-4

 

Revolution frequency

15.82 MHz

 

Harmonic number

2

 

*high emittance mode

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