22–26 Aug 2022
Trieste Convention Centre
Europe/Zurich timezone

Wakefield Calculations of the Undulator Section in FEL-I at the SHINE

WEP05
24 Aug 2022, 16:00
1h 30m
Exhibition Hall (Trieste Convention Centre)

Exhibition Hall

Trieste Convention Centre

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He Liu (Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics) Jiawei Yan (European XFEL GmbH) Haixiao Deng (Shanghai Advanced Research Institute Chinese Academy of Science) Bo Liu (Shanghai Advanced Research Institute Chinese Academy of Science)

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In free electron lasers (FEL) the accumulative effects of wakefields always lead to critical impacts on the electron bunch, resulting in an energy spread and deviation of transverse position. Thus the lasing performance will be decreased. The Shanghai high-repetition-rate XFEL and extreme light facility (SHINE) is under construction and the wakefields estimations are required. The SHINE contains three different undulator lines (FEL-Ⅰ- Ⅲ) designed for different functions. The wakefields of FEL-Ⅰ undulator section has been studied in our work before. However the wakefields of inner segments between undulators are calculated simply. In this paper, we calculate the wakefields of inner segments considering more exquisite structures in FEL-Ⅰ. We consider gradual changed connections between beam pipes of different diameters and dechirpers. We compared wakefields of different schemes of inner segments. Based on the results, we give some suggestions for the designation of the inner segments in FEL-Ⅰ.

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He Liu (Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics) Jiawei Yan (European XFEL GmbH) Jun-Jie Guo (Zhangjiang Laboratory Shanghai) Tao Liu (Shanghai Advanced Research Institute Chinese Academy of Science) Haixiao Deng (Shanghai Advanced Research Institute Chinese Academy of Science) Bo Liu (Shanghai Advanced Research Institute Chinese Academy of Science)

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