Design of Photon Beamlines at the European XFEL

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Design of Photon Beamlines at the European XFEL Harald Sinn (THOCI1) FEL 2010 Malmö August 26, 2010

Construction progress at the European XFEL www.xfel.eu Experimental Hall in Schenefeld Injector building at DESY

X-ray Beam Transport 3 Photon Beamlines SASE 1 photon beamline

Beamline Layout for SASE1 and SASE2 4

Mirror technology 5 Problem: Mirrors are too short! Coherent beams require height-height correlation (absolute shape error) of less than 2 nm PV over entire length (Strehl-ratio 0.8) Currently only two suppliers (JTEC and ZEISS) with proven record of deterministic polishing to nm-scale Only few (short) mirrors on nm-flatness scale existing. Upper length limitation 500 mm-800 mm deterministic polishing atomic removal process + metrology substrate support

Mirror technology: Finite lengths 6 Simulation of beam spot in experimental hall 6 σ 2 nm PV flatness 4 σ 2 σ

Measurements of Beam Divergence at LCLS in 2009 (8.3 kev) (Welch, Turner, Emma, Sinn, )

Lower Emittance: Higher Divergence 8 poster MOPC05 E. Schneidmiller and M.V. Yurkov low Q (20pC) used for beam line optimization (1.5 theory)

Offset mirror geometry (SASE 1) 9 Try to get mirrors as close as possible to source to maximize beam coverage z_offset2 x_deflect = 50 mm z_source z_offset1 425 m

Offset mirror geometry (SASE 1) SASE 1 1.1 mrad 4σ 3σ 5σ 10 z_offset2 2σ x_deflect = 50 mm z_source z_offset1 theoretical divergence (0.1 nc) x 1.5

Offset mirror geometry (SASE 1) SASE 1 2.2 mrad 1.5 mrad 1.1 mrad 4σ 3σ 5σ 11 shifting 2σ θ 100 μrad z_offset2 x_deflect = 100 mm z_source z_offset1 theoretical divergence (0.1 nc) x 1.5

Distribution mirror geometry (SASE 1) 12 angle adjustment XTD 9 Problem: incident angle cannot be adjusted 1.45 m 425 m 465 m 960 m

Distribution mirror geometry (SASE 1) 13 XTD 9 focusing (20 km) 1.45 m defocusing 425 m 465 m 960 m Solution: focus behind distribution mirror

Damage at offset mirrors with converging beam 14 parallel beam converging beam (same energy) X-ray penetration remains same diverging beam converging beam Conclusion: focusing behind distribution mirror does not lead to increased damage, as long as footprint on mirror remains the same

Ray tracing for SASE 1 (800 mm mirrors) SASE1: E =5-20 kev 15 kev range 5-18 shift: 120 mm 5-20 5-17 SASE2: E =3-24 kev 3-22 shift: 150 mm 3-24 3-21

E[keV] Design of Photon Beamlines at the European XFEL Transmission of proposed SASE1&2 geometries 16 800 mm (optical length) mirrors, min. 4 σ acceptance 25 20 15 10 5 accessible energy range without shifting or bending change mirror angles and bending 0 left SASE 1 center right left SASE 2 center right

Special requirements optics at European XFEL 17 XFEL pulse pattern: 99.4 % empty 0.1 s 0.6 ms 0.1 ps 30 W 10 kw 20 GW 40,000 W/mm 2

First offset mirror (SASE2) 18 water cooling: ± 20 nm deformation under 22 W load water cooled copper bar indium-gallium coating silicon substrate kinematical mount

Beam aperture in front of mirrors 19 Conceptual Design SASE 1. Steady State (Temp at the cooling channels ~43 C) Possibility to tilt the blades Blade Geometry and Materials SASE 1. Transient (Hottest Spot Temp ~1050 C)

Diamond Laue Monochromator 20 collaboration with: Diamond Materials, Fraunhofer Institut Freiburg and Element6 Stress relief: laser cutting

Diamond Laue Monochromator 21 initial temperature

Expanded Beam Monochromator 22 offset and distribution mirrors Si (111) mono 10 mm 0.05 K/shot 0 m 400 m 800 m 900 m

Expanded Beam Monochromator 23 offset and distribution mirrors Si (111) mono 10 mm 0.05 K/shot 0 m 400 m 800 m 900 m

Summary 24 A beam distribution system is proposed that can deliver 3-24 kev beam to central and branch experimental stations based on 800 mm long mirrors: Adjustment to beam size by mirror incident angle Intermediate focusing on distribution mirrors Nice side effects: Cut-off of higher harmonics and defocusing at monochromators possible. For mirrors, water cooled seems sufficient Monochromators will be diamond or in the expanded beam silicon (cryo-cooling)

Acknowledgements 25 European XFEL Optics group: Shafagh Dastjani-Farahani, Idoia Freijo-Martin, Germano Galasso, Jerome Gaudin, Liubov Samoylova, Antje Trapp and Fan Yang LCLS commissioning team: Paul Emma, James Welch + many others

Thank you for your attention! 26