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Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX B FREE ELECTRON LASER SOURCES." National Research Council. 1994. Free Electron Lasers and Other Advanced Sources of Light: Scientific Research Opportunities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/9182.
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APPENDIX B

FREE ELECTRON LASER SOURCES

TABLE B1 U.S. Free Electron Laser Compendium. (Radiation is from the fundamental wavelength of the device.)

     

Pulse Timing

 

λ Range

Pulse

Energy/Format

tµ

τµ

tm

τm

Existing Facilities

UCSB

2.5mm-60 µ

5 mJ/3

-

-

1-20 µs

500ms

Vanderbilt

10-2 µ

20 µJ/1

1 ps

350 ps

6 µs

33ms

Mark III

9.5-1.5 µ

6-15 µJ/1

3 ps

350 ps

0.5-4 µs

67ms

AFEL

8-5 µ

170 µJ/1

12-14 ps

9.3 ns

20 µs

16.7ms

SPFELC

7-2 µ

1 µJ/1

1-4 ps

84.6 ms

10 ms

100ms

OK4-V

690-240 nm

2-7 µJ/2

300 ps

125 ns

200 µs

20ms

Boeing

630-510 nm

10-30 µJ/1

12 ps

443 ns

110 µs

500ms

APEX

380-369 nm

1.6 µJ/1

8 ps

46.1 ns

20 µs

1s

Facilities Under Construction

Stanford

300-100 µ

1 µJ/1

10 ps

350 ps

2 µs

100ms

SPFELC

100-20 µ

1 µJ/1

2-10 ps

84.6 ms

10 ms

50ms

UCSB

60-30 µ

5 mJ/3

-

-

1-20 µs

500ms

CIRFEL

20-7 µ

100 µJ/1

5-10 ps

7 ns

10 µs

100ms

SPFELC

15-3 µ

1 µJ/1

1-4 ps

84.6 ms

10 ms

50ms

OK4-D

400-50 nm

0.5-25 mJ/2

5-30 ps

5.6 ns

100 µs

2ms

Proposed Facilities

Stanford

100-10 µ

1 µJ/1

10 ps

350 ps

2 µs

16.7

CDRL

50-3 µ

100 µJ/1

10 ps

27.3 ns

100 µs

20ms

CEBAF

20-3 µ

40 µJ/1

2 ps

40 ns

-

-

Mark III

15-1.5 µ

8-50 µJ/1

3 ps

350 ps

0.5-8 µs

16.7ms

CEBAF

1 µ-170 nm

160 µJ/1

2 ps

40 ns

-

-

AFEL

900-800 nm

1.7 mJ/1

12-14 ps

9.3 ns

20 µs

10 ms

UP

300-140 nm

0.4 mJ/3

-

-

6 ps

50 ms

DUV

300-75 nm

1 mJ/3

-

-

6 ps

2.8 ms

CPA

88 nm

0.8 mJ/3

-

-

4 fs

100 ms

LCLS-1

4 nm

3 mJ/3

-

-

130 fs

8.3 ms

LCLS-2

4 nm

5 mJ/3

-

-

65 fs

8.3 ms

LCLS-3

0.45 nm

12 mJ/3

-

-

65 fs

8.3 ms

Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX B FREE ELECTRON LASER SOURCES." National Research Council. 1994. Free Electron Lasers and Other Advanced Sources of Light: Scientific Research Opportunities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/9182.
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Explanation of abbreviations:

AFEL -

Advanced FEL, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Data from R.L. Sheffield

APEX -

Av. Power Laser Prototype Exp., Los Alamos Nat'l Lab., Data from P. O'Shea

Boeing -

High Average Power FEL, Boeing Space and Defense, Data from J. Adamski

CDRL -

Chemical Dynamics Res. Lab., Lawrence Berkeley Lab., Data from K.J. Kim

CEBAF -

Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility, Data from G. Niel

CIRFEL -

Compact IR FEL, Northrup/Grumman-Princeton, Data from I.S. Lehrman

CPA -

Chirped Pulse Amplifier FEL, Brookhaven National Lab., Data from L.H. Yu

DUV -

Deep Ultraviolet FEL, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Data from I. Ben-Zvi

LCLS -

Linear Coherent Light Source, Stanford Linear Acc. Center, Data: H. Winick

MARK III -

Mark III FEL at Duke University, Data from J.M.J. Madey

OK4-D -

OK4 Optical Klystron on DUKE FEL 1-GeV ring, Data from L. Litvinenko

OK4-V -

OK4 Optical Klystron on VEPP-3 in Novosibirsk, Data from J. Madey

SPFELC -

Stanford Picosecond FEL Center, Data from T. Smith

Stanford -

Stanford University FEL, Data from R. Pantell

UCSB -

University of California at Santa Barbara, Data from E. Gwinn

UP -

Ultraviolet Project Collaboration (sited at BNL), Data from L.H. Yu

Vanderbilt -

Vanderbilt University FEL Center, Data from C. Brau

FIGURE B1 Accelerator pulse format and timing characteristics.

Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX B FREE ELECTRON LASER SOURCES." National Research Council. 1994. Free Electron Lasers and Other Advanced Sources of Light: Scientific Research Opportunities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/9182.
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Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX B FREE ELECTRON LASER SOURCES." National Research Council. 1994. Free Electron Lasers and Other Advanced Sources of Light: Scientific Research Opportunities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/9182.
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