K. Hayakawa et al., CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN UV FREE-ELECTRON LASER UNDER THE COOPERATION OF NIHON-U, KEK, PNC, ETL AND TOHOKU-U, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment, 375(1-3), 1996, pp. 25-26
The construction and the development of an UV free electron laser at N
arashino Campus, Nihon U. have been started under the cooperation of N
ihon U., KEK(1), PNC2, ETL(3) and Tohoku U. The project requires a 125
MeV S-band electron linear accelerator to expand the oscillation of F
EL to the UV region using fundamental mode. The injection system consi
sts of a thermionic RF-gun with a LaB6, cathode and a magnet for magne
tic bunching. We are studying to reduce the back-bombarding electrons
to realize the macropulse length of 20 mu s. Electron beams, up to the
energy of 125 MeV, are injected into the optical cavity. Changing the
accelerating energy and/or undulator parameters, this system will cov
er the range from infrared to ultraviolet for the applications in the
various fields.