T. Nakatani et al., CONSTRUCTION OF THE JAERI SOFT-X-RAY BEAMLINE FOR ACTINIDE MATERIAL SCIENCES, Journal of synchrotron radiation, 5, 1998, pp. 536-538
An undulator beamline for spectroscopy studies focusing on the electro
nic structure of actinide materials is under construction. Linearly or
circularly polarized soft X-rays are provided by employing a variably
polarizing undulator. Varied-line-spacing plane gratings and a sagitt
al-focusing system are used to monochromatize the undulator beam, whos
e energy ranges from 0.3 to 1.5 keV. A resolving power of 10(4) is exp
ected in the whole energy region. These components are methodically op
erated by the SPring-8 beamline control system. There are three experi
mental stations in the beamline. In one of the stations the photoemiss
ion spectroscopy experiments are carried out at a radioisotope-control
led area where actinide compounds as well as unsealed radioactive mate
rials are usable. Other experimental stations are planned in the beaml
ine for surface photochemical reactions and biological applications.