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VEPP-4M tunnel view

BINP accelerator facilities

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J/ and physics- lepton precise mass measurement - physics

5 GeV collider

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VEPP-2000 electron-positron

collider

BINP accelerator facilities

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BINP accelerator facilities

2 linacs in series (300 MeV for e and 510 MeV for e+e) and a 510 MeV damping

ring. A planning efficiency of this facility is around 21010 e+e/second.

Injection facility damping ring

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FEL based on the RF accelerator-recuperator

BINP accelerator facilities

Emax = 100 MeVIav = 50 mAImax = 100-200 Af = 22.5 MHz,Tpulse = 10-20 ps,

Lasing in the therahertz region (~120 m) was

achieved in the first stage of FEL (E = 12 MeV) in

2003

Dedicated SR source Siberia-2

Siberia-2 synchrotron light source (Kurchatov Institute, Moscow) completely

developed and manufactured turn-key at BINP. It is intended for SR experiments in

the 0.1–2000 Ao wavelength range. The facility comprises the dedicated storage ring

Siberia-2 with an energy of 2.5. GeV and the Siberia-1 storage ring (E = 450 MeV)

which can operate either as SR source in VUV and soft X-Ray range or as the

booster injector for Siberia-2.

SR source TNK (Zelenograd)

TNK synchrotron light source (Zelenograd) is being completely developed and

manufactured turn-key at BINP. It is intended for SR experiments in the 1–2000

Ao wavelength range for the metrology and technology tasks.

The facility comprises the dedicated storage ring TNK with an energy of 1.6 GeV

and the booster (E = 450 MeV).

Assembly of the accelerators

Swiss Light Source (PSI, Switzerland), 1999-2000

Duke University synchrotron, USA, 2002-2006

SAGA synchrotron, Japan, 2004

Metrology Light Source, Germany, 2006

Assembly of the accelerators

• CERN (channels, coils, magnets..)• GSI (channels, coils…)