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Overview of double crystal monochromators at SPring8 / SACLA Haruhiko OHASHI [email protected] JASRI / RIKEN SPring-8 1314 May 2014 Double Crystal Monochromator Workshop @ESRF ,H. Ohashi (SPring8) Heat load High repetition rate 500W/mm 2 Pulsed nature Shot-to-shot fluctuation Coherence The significant properties of xrays These properties impose DCM on the requirements.

May Double Crystal Monochromator Workshop @ESRF Ohashi ... · New Stable SSDM with LN2 cooling for std‐ID BLs Turbulence suppressing flexible tube for LN2 Precise temp. control

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  • Overview ofdouble crystal 

    monochromators at SPring‐8 / SACLA

    Haruhiko [email protected]

    JASRI / RIKEN SPring-8

    13‐14 May 2014 Double Crystal Monochromator Workshop @ESRF ,H. Ohashi (SPring‐8)

    Heat load

    Highrepetition

    rate

    ~500W/mm2

    Pulsednature

    Shot-to-shotfluctuation

    Coherence

    The significant properties of x‐rays  

    These properties impose DCM on the requirements. 

  • Heat load

    Stability

    ~500W/mm2

    Contamination free

    Stability

    Specklefree

    The key requirements of DCM 

    Contents

    1. DCM at SPring‐8 X‐ray monochromators at SPring‐8 Cooling of crystals for standard ID BLs at SPring‐8 Stability improvement on SPring‐8 Standard DCM 

    2. DCM at SACLA3. Challenges on DCM for the next generation light 

    source

  • H. Yamazaki, Y. Senba, H. Yumoto, T. Koyama, T. Takeuchi, H. Kishimoto, T. Miura, Y. Matsuzaki, M. Tanaka, Y. ShimizuS. Goto, M. Yabashi and T. Ishikawa

    (JASRI/RIKEN SPring-8)

    Collaborators13‐14 May 2014 DCM Workshop @ESRF ,H. Ohashi (SPring‐8)

    No of BLsHard x‐ray BLs 

    for user applications 47

    Soft x‐ray BLs 5Others 5

    Total No of BLs in operation 57

  • Hard x‐ray monochromator No of BLsSPring‐8 Standard DCM (SSDM) 36

    Compact Monochromator 3Other DCM 3

    Single Crystal Monochromator 4No monochromator 3 

    SPring‐8 Standard DCM Wider range DCM  Compact MonochromatorθB + 2 translation θ1 + translation + θ2 θB

    Offset h = 30mm, θB = 3~27°

    Offset h = 100mm, θB = 5.7~72°

    Offset h = 3mm, θB = 4~40° (~40°/sec)

    4.4~36 keV Si(111) 2.2~20 keV Si(111) 4~28 keV Si(111)

    -stage

    Translation stage

    1st crystal

    2nd crystal

    -stage

    y

    h

    Channel cut

    X‐ray monochromators at SPring‐8

    Quick scan

    Low energy

    36BLs 3 BLs2 BLsby courtesy of Y. Katsuya by courtesy of T. Nonaka

  • SPring‐8 Standard DCM (SSDM)

    The center of rotation ( θB ) on 2nd crystal2nd crystal NOT translated  → NO pitch errors

    Translation of 1st crystal on the θB stageSlight rotation of 1st crystal  → Energy defined by θB

    Fixed exit beam → control Y1 & Z1

    Offset h

    Y1 θB

    O

    A B

    Z1

    1st crystal

    2nd crystal

    θB θB

    Exit beam B

    hYsin2

    AB1 B

    hZcos2

    OB1

    a rotation ( θB ) + two translation ( Y1 + Z1 )

    CAM mechanics type Numerical control type

    → Yamazaki

    Diamond Pin‐post Si Si

    Indirect water cooling Direct water cooling Indirect LN2 cooling

    Symmetry reflection Rotated inclined Symmetry reflection

    ~ 300 W ~ 300 W ~ 500 W

    Cooling system of crystals for std‐ID BLs 

    These cooling system can be installed in SSDM.

  • Diamond (direct water cooling)

    1st crystal

    Challenges :Narrow band width Quailty of crystalDamage of crystal

    Pin‐post Si (direct water cooling )

    1st crystal

    16 axes

    Challenges :Not easy alignment Availability of pin‐post SiDamage of crystal

  • Intensity

     (a.u.)

    Spectrum

     (a.u.)

    Chiller and vac. pumps are temporarily turned off.

    Spectrum

     (a.u.)

    Intensity

     (a.u.)

    Early type Background

    Pin‐post Si (direct water cooling )Intensity

     (a.u.)

    Spectrum

     (a.u.)

    Chiller and vac. pumps are temporarily turned off.

    Intensity

     (a.u.)

    Spectrum

     (a.u.)

    Spectrum

     (a.u.)

    Intensity

     (a.u.)

    Before After Background

    Pin‐post Si (direct water cooling )To stabilize x‐rays : accumulators to reduce pulsation from chiller polyurethane tubes to smooth water flow radiation shield to stabilize temperature of stages ・・・

  • 2

    2005

    Indirect Water DiamondDirect Water Si(pin‐post)Indirect LN2 Si10 BLs6

    Cooling system of DCM on std‐ID BLs 

    2

    2014

    24 BLs2005

    Indirect Water DiamondDirect Water Si(pin‐post)Indirect LN2 Si10 BLs6

    Cooling system of DCM on std‐ID BLs 

    The bonding technique has been maintained at  another company in Japan.

    SSDM   20Others   4

  • New Stable SSDM with LN2 cooling for std‐ID BLs

    Turbulence suppressing flexible tube for LN2

    Precise temp. controlof 1st & 2nd crystals

    2nd crystal

    1st crystal

    X-ray

    Radiation shield

    Thermal Isolation

    -1.0

    -0.5

    0.0

    0.5

    1.0

    9L/min 8L/min 7L/min 6L/min 5L/min

    Verti

    cal a

    ccel

    erat

    ion

    on th

    e ce

    nter

    of t

    ube

    (m/s

    2 )

    -1.0

    -0.5

    0.0

    0.5

    1.0

    Ver

    tical

    acc

    eler

    atio

    n on

    the

    cent

    er o

    f tub

    e (m

    /s2 )

    100sec

    9L/min 8L/min 7L/min 6L/min 5L/min

    Acceleration on the tube

    Standard

    Mesh

    Clear Flow Flex™

    Turbulent flow

    Laminarflow

    Inside tube

    Mesh covers the waviness

    The vibration is reduced for all flow rate.

    Turbulent suppressing flexibule tube “Clear Flow Flex”

    Clear Flow Flex : patent‐pending   RIKEN, JASRI, ORK

  • New stable SSDM with LN2 cooling for std‐ID BLs

    Angular fluctuation between the crystals : 1” → 0.15”

    Intensity fluctuation of 1 Å x-rays : 5% → 2%

    0 50 100 150 200Time [s]

    Intensity

     (arb. u

    nit) Before After

    1”

    5.3%

    0.15”

    2.0%

    0 50 100 150 200Time [s]

    Yellow : average time 100 ms

    After upgrading LN2‐DCM 

    1kHz sampling

    Upgrade of SSDM with LN2to provide stable x-rays

    2010 BL37XU, 39XU2011 BL13XU2012 BL29XU‐L, 41XU, 46XU, 32XU, 05SS2013 BL09XU, 10XU, 19LXU, 44XU

    Newly installed KB mirror,  newly installed LN2 system 

    13  SSDMs have been upgraded by 2013FY.

  • Heat load

    Stability

    ~500W/mm2

    Contamination free

    Stability

    Specklefree

    The key requirements of DCM 

    Optical design  Use of large (90mm) Si 

    with small offset (20mm)

    3 axes in UHV

    DCM for SACLA : Conceptual design

    Contamination‐free condition & High stability→ UHV & Limited No. of axes and range

  • New design of stages using flexure hinges 

    1st crystal

    Water

    2nd crystal

    Actuator of ⊿θ

    Actuator of ⊿Z

    Actuator of Ty

    ⊿θ

    ⊿Z

    Ty

    Si crystal in this case 

    Δθ

    Piezo Liner Actuator10nm  0.1 μrad 

    XFEL

    XFEL

    DCM for SACLA : Axes in vacuum

    Contamination‐free condition & High stability→ UHV & Limited No. of axes and range

    High precise and high stabe stage

    Resolution

    Stability

    0 10 20 30 40 500.1

    0.0

    -0.1

    -0.2

    -0.3

    -0.4

    -0.5

    Ang

    le o

    f

    (ra

    d)

    Elapsed time (sec)

    0.1μrad

    0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350

    0.0

    -0.2

    -0.4

    -0.6

    -0.8

    -1.0

    -1.2

    -1.4

    -1.6

    Angl

    e of

    (ra

    d)

    Elapsed time (sec)

    0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5-0.2

    -0.1

    0.0

    0.1

    Elapsed time (hr)

    Ang

    le o

    f

    (ra

    d) 0.1μrad/0.5hr

    Moved from ‐1mrad

    Requirements of Δθ» Resolution  0.1 μrad » Range  ±0.5 deg» Stability   

  • Standard DCM of SACLA 

    Installed in BL2 and BL3The DCM works to tuning the center axis form each ID as well as user applications

    Heat load~500W/mm2

    Stability~10 nrad

    Monochromator, Environment

    Mirror, Window, Crystal

    Mirror manipulator

    Coherencespeckle free

    Contamination free

    BL opticsfor

    NGLS

    Towards NGLS

  • Fabienne Mengoni, Raymond Barrettand organizing committee

    Acknowledgement

    Thank you for your kind attention!

    ご清聴ありがとうございました!