To control the electron beam emitted from the carbon nanotube （CNT） cathode, four different electron chunnels are designed. A common basic structure used in the simulation is an insulating chunnel. When primary elec...To control the electron beam emitted from the carbon nanotube （CNT） cathode, four different electron chunnels are designed. A common basic structure used in the simulation is an insulating chunnel. When primary electrons hit the surface of the chunnel, secondary electrons are generated, which make the electron distribution at the exit hole of the chunnel more uniform. By analyzing and comparing the state of electrons emitted from the exit of chunnel among the four structures, an optimal structure is obtained. In the optimized structure, the electron distribution at the exit hole of the chunnel is more uniform and the electron beam is rather slim. Furthermore, by adding a magnetic field along the slow wave line, the electron beam can be constrained. In the optimized structure, a very small magnetic field is needed to make most of electrons pass through the slow wave line.展开更多
The laser wire （LW） method has been demonstrated to be an effective non-interceptive technique for measuring transverse profile and emittance of electron beams in colliders, storage rings and dumping rings. In this ...The laser wire （LW） method has been demonstrated to be an effective non-interceptive technique for measuring transverse profile and emittance of electron beams in colliders, storage rings and dumping rings. In this paper, we present an improved design of high repetition LW system for high average power free electron lasers （HAP FELs） and energy recovery linacs （ERLs）. This improved LW utilizes the excess power of the photocathode drive laser, thus making itself much cheaper and simpler. The system main parameters are optimized with numerical calculations and Monte Carlo simulations, indicating that resolutions would be better than 100 ~m and scanning time less than 1 minute. Status of the experiment preparation is also presented.展开更多
文摘To control the electron beam emitted from the carbon nanotube （CNT） cathode, four different electron chunnels are designed. A common basic structure used in the simulation is an insulating chunnel. When primary electrons hit the surface of the chunnel, secondary electrons are generated, which make the electron distribution at the exit hole of the chunnel more uniform. By analyzing and comparing the state of electrons emitted from the exit of chunnel among the four structures, an optimal structure is obtained. In the optimized structure, the electron distribution at the exit hole of the chunnel is more uniform and the electron beam is rather slim. Furthermore, by adding a magnetic field along the slow wave line, the electron beam can be constrained. In the optimized structure, a very small magnetic field is needed to make most of electrons pass through the slow wave line.
文摘The laser wire （LW） method has been demonstrated to be an effective non-interceptive technique for measuring transverse profile and emittance of electron beams in colliders, storage rings and dumping rings. In this paper, we present an improved design of high repetition LW system for high average power free electron lasers （HAP FELs） and energy recovery linacs （ERLs）. This improved LW utilizes the excess power of the photocathode drive laser, thus making itself much cheaper and simpler. The system main parameters are optimized with numerical calculations and Monte Carlo simulations, indicating that resolutions would be better than 100 ~m and scanning time less than 1 minute. Status of the experiment preparation is also presented.
