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Kirkpatrick-Baez (KB) focusing mirrors
The K-B optical system has nominal focal lengths of 1750 mm (vertical) and 1200 mm (horizontal) and is designed to focus the FEL beam to a spot size of approximately 5×6 µm2 Full Width Half Maximum (FWHM) for FEL-1 and of 4×5 µm2 FWHM for FEL-2 under the ideal condition of a pure Gaussian illumination (Raimondi et al. 2013). However, due to the relatively large beam divergence of FEL-1 and non-ideal emission from the source of transversal modes, the minimum achieved spot size for FEL-1 is about 10×10 µm2. The active nature of the optical focusing system also allows varying the spot shape and size, in order to meet the user requirements, e.g. for uniform illumination of larger samples.
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Focus size and shape
Size and shape of the focus can be reconstructed by a wave front sensor and measured making indentations impinging with the FEL beam on a PMMA film. Wave front sensor reconstruction and optical microscope analysis confirmed that the current system provides a spot smaller than 10 x 10 μm2.
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Ultima modifica il Mercoledì, 16 Ottobre 2019 12:13