Rw. Warren et Cm. Fortgang, FABRICATION OF HIGH-FIELD SHORT-PERIOD PERMANENT-MAGNET WIGGLERS, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment, 341(1-3), 1994, pp. 444-448
A permanent magnet wiggler is described that has been designed to lase
at unusually short wavelengths. Its novel features include the follow
ing: all magnets are magnetized parallel to the wiggler's axis; only t
wo pairs per period are used; the gap occupied by the electron beam is
very small; the magnet arrangement is optimized for lasing on the thi
rd harmonic; the assembly of the magnets is carried out during continu
ous measurements of the field integrals; field gradients are measured
with equal care; and residual errors are corrected by gluing small cor
recting magnets to appropriate places. The assembly, testing, and trim
ming of this wiggler was accomplished in less than a week. The wiggler
has been used to lase successfully at 0.375 mum wavelength.