Studies on Electron Beam Transport in a Linear Induction Accelerator for Free Electron Laser Application

Project of submillimeter free electron laser (FEL) is developed at BINP in collaboration with IAP [1] . The FEL scheme is based on a high current electron beam (E e = 5−20 MeV, I b = 1−2 kA, τ= 160−200 ns) generated at the new linear induction accelerator (LIA) [2] , [3] . According to our theoretic...

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Main Authors: Sandalov, E. S., Sinitsky, S. L., Skovorodin, D. I., Nikiforov, D. A., Atlukhanov, M. G., Bak, P. A., Blinov, M. F., Burdakov, A. V., Kurkuchekov, V. V., Logachev, P. V., Petrenko, A. V., Trunev, Yu. A., Zhivankov, K. I., Ginzburg, N. S., Peskov, N. Yu
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Collaboration
Conferences
Electron beams
Free electron lasers
Laser theory
Plasmas
Power lasers
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Summary:Project of submillimeter free electron laser (FEL) is developed at BINP in collaboration with IAP [1] . The FEL scheme is based on a high current electron beam (E e = 5−20 MeV, I b = 1−2 kA, τ= 160−200 ns) generated at the new linear induction accelerator (LIA) [2] , [3] . According to our theoretical analysis, such beam allows us to generate coherent pulses of submm-radiation in the frequency range 0.3-1 THz. The radiation power in such scheme can reach a sub-megawatt level and the energy content up to ~100 J.
ISSN:2576-7208
DOI:10.1109/ICOPS36761.2021.9588436