CAMP@FLASH: an end-station for imaging, electron- and ion-spectroscopy, and pump–probe experiments at the FLASH free-electron laser

Erk, B.; Müller, J.P.; Bomme, C.; Boll, R.; Brenner, G.; Chapman, H.N.; Correa, J.; Düsterer, S.; Dziarzhytski, S.; Eisebitt, S.; Graafsma, H.; Grunewald, S.; Gumprecht, L.; Hartmann, R.; Hauser, G.; Keitel, B.; von Korff Schmising, C.; Kuhlmann, M.; Manschwetus, B.; Mercadier, L.; Müller, E.; Passow, C.; Plönjes, E.; Ramm, D.; Rompotis, D.; Rudenko, A.; Rupp, D.; Sauppe, M.; Siewert, F.; Schlosser, D.; Strüder, L.; Swiderski, A.; Techert, S.; Tiedtke, K.; Tilp, T.; Treusch, R.; Schlichting, I.; Ullrich, J.; Moshammer, R.; Möller, T.; Rolles, D.

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Figure 1
Sketch of the beamline transport and focusing mirrors from the undulators to the CAMP end-station. The FEL beam passes a total of six optics from the undulators towards the end-station. Additionally, behind the three flat transport mirrors BL0M0, BL1M0 and BL1M1, and the VLS, the optional multilayer-based split-and-delay unit (DESC) can be inserted into the FEL beam to create two XUV pulses for pump–probe experiments. The FEL beam is focused into the CAMP end-station by a set of two plane-elliptical Kirkpatrick–Baez (KB) mirrors with focal lengths of 810 mm (horizontal focusing) and 550 mm (vertical focusing), respectively.

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Volume 25| Part 5| September 2018| Pages 1529-1540

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