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Sources and Beam Lines of Canadian Light Source Emil Hallin Canadian Light Source (material organized and presented by D.T. Jiang)

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Sources and Beam Lines of Canadian Light Source

Emil Hallin

Canadian Light Source

(material organized and presented by D.T. Jiang)

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First Phase CLS Beamlines

7 beam lines are funded and approved by the CLS Facility Advisory Committee

• (Facility Diagnostic Line #1: BM, visible light)

• Far IR (BM)• Mid IR Spectromicroscopy (BM)• Soft X-ray Spectromicroscopy (Elliptical

Undulator)• SGM (Undulator)• VLS-PGM (Undulator)• Protein Crystallography (Small Gap in-

vacuum U)• Hard X-ray microXAFS (Wiggler,

Ec=10.7keV)

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Main Hall Floor plan

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Mezzanine Level

Canadian Light SourceMezzanine Floor Elevation106.00 (+6.000m)

Shielding RoofFloor Elevation103.650 (+3.650m)

Expansion Zone - Beamlines

Lab Reserve

Office Reserve

Offices & Labs

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High Resolution Far IR Spectroscopy

• PI: Bob McKellar: [email protected]

• Wavelength range: 10-200 m, 0.006-0.13 eV, 50-1000 cm-1

• Resolution: < 0.001 cm-1

• Endstation:

– High resolution Fourier Transform spectrometer

– Sensitive FIR detectors; liquid He cooled

– Gas Phase work:• Coolable long-path cell

• Multi-pass electric discharge cell

• High temperature absorption cell

• Supersonic jet expansion chamber

– High pressure: diamond anvil cell, focusing optics, bench & alignment tools

– Surface & interface studies: UHV chamber, sample preparation and manipulation, 100 m spot size

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Mid IR Spectromicroscopy

• Mike Jackson: [email protected]

• Wavelength: 1.5-15 m, 0.08-0.8 eV, 700-6000 cm-1

• Spatial resolution: < 5 m

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IR Beamlines

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First Mirror Concept

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02B1.1 Mid IR Schematic

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02B1.1 Mid IR Floor Layout

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01B1.1 Far IR Schematic

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01B1.1 Far IR Floor Layout

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Brightness 100 mA

1011

1012

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A-m

m2 -sr

1 10 100 1000

Wavelength (micrometer)

BB 1475'K CLS 58 mrad ALS 10 mrad NSLS 40 mrad SRC 15 mrad

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Soft X-ray Spectromicroscopy

• PI Adam Hitchcock: [email protected]

• Wavelength: 6-60 Angstrom, 250-1900 eV

• Insertion device: EPU (AppleII, ESRF termination)

• Infinity corrected entrance slitless PGM with vertical dispersion plane

• Optics: grating (SX700 style) & zone plate

• Resolution: 3000 or better

• Endstation: STXM + PEEM

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04ID-104B1-1

02B2-1

01B2-1

02B1-1

02B2-2

02ID-102B1-2

03ID-103B1-1

03B2-1

04B2-1

05B1-1

05B2-1

06ID-1

06B1-1

06B2-1

07ID-1

07B1-1

07B2-1

08ID-108B1-1

08B2-109ID-109B1-1

09B2-1

10ID-110B1-1

10B2-1

11ID-111B1-1

12B2-1

11ID-2

05ID-1

/ 07ID-2

/ 08ID-2

/ 09ID-2

/ 10ID-2

/ 06ID-2

/ 05ID-2

12m~22.7m~131 deg

*16.2 (15.0)

177o

177o

5

1.5

6

M1

M2 G(1-3)PGM

6o

STXM3

exit slit

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3 M4 PEEM

1PEEM

177o

6o

exit slit

1.5M3 STXM

M3 PEEM

EPU

Feature XES

SM Optical Layout

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Variable polarization: arbitrary linear 150-2000eV, circular- 100-1000eV

Infinity corrected PGM: STXM at long arm branch (preserved brightness),

PEEM (exchangeable) on short (preserve flux)

Nominal energy resolving power 3000, may be increased till 7000

Intensity on sample: STXM-108ph/s at 40nm, PEEM-1012ph/s in 40

Stable operation even for CLS 2005 e-beam parameters

SM Optical Description

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SGM and VLS PGM

• PI T.K. Sham: [email protected]

• SGM Wavelengths: 200 – 1900 eV

• PGM Wavelengths: 5.5 – 250 eV

• SGM Resolution: 3000

• PGM Resolution: 10000

• Optics: grating monochromator

• Endstations: UHV

• Capabilities: photoemission, XAFS

• Both preliminary design reports are complete

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Insertion Devices

•SGM- 44 mm PPM device ~1.2 m long•PGM- 185 mm PPM device ~1.8 m long •1.25 mrad total canting between devices •Preliminary designs for both devices complete

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Protein Crystallography

• PI Louis Delbaere: [email protected]

• Wavelengths: 1.9 – 0.68 Angstrom, 6.5 – 18 keV

• Resolution: 1.6 x 104 using Si(220)

• Typical Crystal size: 20 – 50 m

• Design goal: flux of 1013 photons/sec into a 50 x 100 m area

• Design will be modeled after beamlines at SBC-CAT and SER-CAT (APS). Preliminary design is almost complete.

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Protein Crystallography Beamline Layout

(Based on the Design of SER-CAT/APS)

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Small Gap Undulator Brilliance

Per =4.5 cm, N=26 (L=1.19m), B0=0.843T, Kmax=3.54

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Micro-XAFS

Superconducting Wiggler Parameters:= 0.033 m Magnet Period Length

N = 35.5 Number of PeriodsB = 1.9 T Magnetic FieldK = 5.91 K Parameter

 Front End Aperture: 1 mrad (H) x 0.24 mrad (V) Ray-tracing shows that the XAFS focus is ~1050 horizontal (FWHM) x ~257 vertical (FWHM) in size. The Kirkpatrick-Baez mirror pair reduces this down to ~[14-19]horizontal (FWHM) x [6-9] vertical (FWHM), using bent elliptical cylinders. 

PI De-Tong Jiang: [email protected]

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Wiggler Brilliance

DTJ Note: This is from the first hybrid design concept, total powerSR there would have been 23 kW. Gave up and switched toSuperconducting design. The new design is at least another factorof 2 better yet half the total SR power. Smaller SR horizontal fan ofcourse.

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Flux at Sample (Shadow tracing)

Photon Energy (keV)

Photon Flux (photons/second) @ -probe Focus:[14-19]horizontal (FWHM) x [6-9] vertical (FWHM)

5 1.21 x 1013

10 1.94 x 1013

15 1.61 x 1013

20 9.12 x 1012

30 2.36 x 1011

40 1.02 x 107

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Micro-XAFS photon flux

-probe photon flux into 5 x 5 spot at focus

1.E+05

1.E+06

1.E+07

1.E+08

1.E+09

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Photon Energy (eV)

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Summary of CLS BL Status

•First 7 lines scheduled operation time: Jan. 2004 •Preliminary designs for most of the first 7 lines are complete

•Tendering process has been started on beamline and endstationInstrumentation

•Phase I Insertion device preliminary designs are completed

•Front ends conceptual design completed