Eliminating the microbunching-instabilityinduced sideband in a soft x-ray self-seeding free-electron laser

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Eliminating the microbunching-instabilityinduced sideband in a soft x-ray self-seeding free-electron laser Chao Feng, Haixiao Deng, kaiqing Zhang Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, CAS

OUTLINE 31 2 Backgrounds Sideband in soft x-ray self-seeding 3 Theory prediction verification of sideband 4 35 A simple method to eliminate sideband conclusion

Methods for improving Longitudinal Coherence External laser seed: - Direct Seeding seed - HGHG seed - EEHG seed Coherence control: dispersion dispersion Matthias Fuchs, nature physics, 826-829 L.H.Yu PRL, VOLUME 91, NUMBER 7 dispersion Z. T. Zhao, nature photonics,360-363 - FEL Oscillator - HBSASE - esase - psase chicane chicane chicane N. R. Thompsona, Physics Procedia (52 61)

Self-seeding 1997 J. Feldhaus proposed self-seeding J. Feldhaus et al., Optics Comm., 140 (1997) 2012 LCLS hard-x-ray: J. Amann et al., Nature photonics(2012) 2014 LCLS soft-x-ray: D. Ratner et al., PRL 114, 054801 (2015) Problems of self-seeding: Self-seeding schemes have been proved to be reliable methods for soft x-ray and hard x-ray FEL generation. However, the longitudinal coherence and stability still require further improvement.

Self-seeding at SINAP SXFEL user facility 1.6 GeV, ~1nm SASE-----self-seeding Soft x-ray self-seeding is one basic operation mode of SCLF, 0.4-3keV Lines: SASE(soft and hard x-ray self-seeding), External seed

Sideband in SXSS 2014 LCLS soft-x-ray SXSS experiment: Critical problem in soft x-ray self-seeding Bandwidth: 0.15~% SASE: 0.2% Ideal condition:0.01% Peak power jitter:50% D. Ratner et al., PRL 114, 054801 (2015)

High efficiency TW FEL 1. Self-seeding can be used to generate TW FEL radiation if tapering adequately the undulator after saturation. 2. Sideband is the main barrier to enhance the efficiency and achieve TW FEL radiation.

Sideband induced by μbi Prediction: Sideband in SXSS is mainly induced by michrobunching instability produced by LINAC d 3 a s d z 3 + i ν 2ρ d 3 a 1 d z 3 ia 1 d 2 a s iνa d z 2 s + ν 2 Ap 1 A ξ = A m cos(k m ξ) P s ( z) P 1 ( z) = A2 9 z2 = 4 9 A 0 2 k 2 u z 2 Z. Zhang et al., Physical Reviews Accelerators Beams 19 (2016) 050701.

3D simulations with the parameters of SXFEL Main parameters for the simulations The simulation parameters are based on the SXFEL user facility Electron beam parameter Value Unit Electron beam energy 1.6 GeV Energy spread 0.01% - Peak current 1.5 ka Bunch length 40 fs Normalized emittance 0.45 mm-mrad Mono. Central energy 1.243 kev Mono. Resolution power 1/10000 - Mono. Power Efficiency 0.03 - Undulator period 0.0235 m SASE undulator length 20 m Seeded undulator length 20 m

3D simulations with the parameters of SXFEL chicane Undulator 2-7 Undulator 10-18 e - grating M3 X-rays slit SASE FEL Seeded FEL M1 M2 genesis MATLAB: Z-P Fourier transform genesis FEL SASE SEED FINAL Kaiqing Zhang et al., in IPAC16, Busan, korean, MOPOW029.

Sideband due to a single frequency energy modulation P s ( z) P 1 ( z) = A2 9 z2 = 4 9 A 0 2 k 2 u z 2 Genesis simulation (single frequency modulation) Modulation amplitude: 0.3 MeV Modulation wavelength of 3.6 μm The 3D simulation results fit quite well with the theorical predictions Z Kaiqing Zhang, et al, NIMA in Physics Research A 882 (2018) 22 29

Michrobunching instability suppression Laser heater is the one efficient method to suppress the MBI, the sideband can be also suppressed to a certain level, but laser heater can not be used to eliminate the MBI induced sideband Kaiqing Zhang, et al, NIMA in Physics Research A 882 (2018) 22 29

Eliminating sideband in SXSS via phase-mixing Without chicane Efficient and easy to implement b n,m = e 1/2[(Km+n)B 2] 2 J m [ (Km + n)a 2 B 2 ] With chicane b n,m = e 1/2[nB 1+(Km+n)B 2 ] 2 J m [ (Km + n)a 2 B 2 ] The sideband bunching decreases with the Intensity of the magnetic chicane Kaiqing Zhang, et al, NIMA in Physics Research A 882 (2018) 22 29

Eliminating sideband in SXSS via phase-mixing R56=0.001 R56=0.02 Kaiqing Zhang, et al, NIMA in Physics Research A 882 (2018) 22 29

Eliminating sideband in SXSS via phase-mixing Calculating the power ratio as a function of the strength of the magnetic chicane. The power ratio drops quickly with the increase of the intensity of the magnetic chicane and the sideband is almost vanishing when the R 56 reaches 15mm. The power of the coherent self-seeding signal is nearly unchanged for different strengths of the chicane Kaiqing Zhang, et al, NIMA in Physics Research A 882 (2018) 22 29

Eliminating sideband in SXSS via phase-mixing One more practical case utilizing a frequency chirped energy modulation electron beam 1.Pedestal-like sideband appears as predicted 2. The pedestal sideband is also eliminated by adding a magnetic chicane Without chicane:pedestal-like sideband appears With chicane:pedestal-like sideband diappears Kaiqing Zhang, et al, NIMA in Physics Research A 882 (2018) 22 29

S2E simulations Simulation for the phase-mixing chicane was performed by elegant considering CSR effects Without chicane With chicane Kaiqing Zhang, et al, NIMA in Physics Research A 882 (2018) 22 29

Eliminating sideband in SXSS via phase-mixing the bunching factors between the MBI and the sideband as a function of the R56 b n,m = e 1/2[nB 1+(Km+n)B 2 ] 2 J m [ (Km + n)a 2 B 2 ] 1.The purpose of the proposed method is not to eliminate the MBI, but the MBI induced sidebands. The spectral sideband is caused by the frequency beat between the MBI at micrometer scale wavelength (2-10μm) and the coherent seed at x-ray wavelength. 2. You can find that the required R56 for smearing out the MBI at long wavelengths should be very large. Nevertheless, the required R56 for eliminating the MBI induced sideband in SXSS is relative small.

Enhancing the peak power of SXSS 1. Self-seeding can be used to generate TW FEL if tapering the undulator adequately after saturation. 2. Synchrotron oscillation exits in the phase space of electron beam when tapering the undulator after saturation, prebunched and tapering the undulator adequately can keep this synchrotron oscillation and suppress the sideband

Conclusion Simulations have been perform for SXSS with initial energy modulations at long wavelengths and the results demonstrate the theoretical predictions. A simple method is proposed to suppress the pedestal-like sideband by adding a magnetic chicane before the self-seeding undulator. The chicane is not very strong, so it can not eliminate μbi in the electron beam, but seems quite effective to suppress the sideband. The proposed method can also be applied to a hard X-ray self-seeding FEL to suppress, or even eliminate the sideband. Thanks!!!