Synchrotron light source
AssigneeE-SOL, Inc.
InventorsJang Hui Han, SoJeong Lee, Dong Gun Lee
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a synchrotron light source for producing synchrotron radiation through acceleration of an electron beam, including: an electron gun for producing the electron beam; a plurality of accelerators arranged parallel to one another to continuously accelerate the electron beam produced from the electron gun; a storage ring for storing the electron beam accelerated through the plurality of accelerators; and an undulator for producing the synchrotron radiation from the electron beam stored in the storage ring.
Claims17
A synchrotron light source for producing synchrotron radiation through acceleration of an electron beam, comprising:
- an electron gun for producing the electron beam;
- a plurality of accelerators arranged parallel to one another to continuously accelerate the electron beam produced from the electron gun;
- a storage ring for storing the electron beam accelerated through the plurality of accelerators;
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- an undulator for producing the synchrotron radiation from the electron beam stored in the storage ring,
- wherein the plurality of accelerators comprise a plurality of linear accelerators arranged parallel to one another in a longitudinal direction on the plane, and
- wherein the plurality of linear accelerators comprise:
- a first linear accelerator for initially receiving the electron beam produced from the electron gun to accelerate the electron beam;
- a second linear accelerator arranged to face the first linear accelerator and receive the electron beam from the first linear accelerator;
- a third linear accelerator arranged parallel to the first linear accelerator at the outside of the first linear accelerator and receiving the electron beam from the second linear accelerator;
- a fourth linear accelerator arranged parallel to the second linear accelerator at the outside of the second linear accelerator and receiving the electron beam from the third linear accelerator;
- a fifth linear accelerator arranged parallel to the third linear accelerator at the outside of the third linear accelerator and receiving the electron beam from the fourth linear accelerator;
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- a sixth linear accelerator arranged parallel to the fourth linear accelerator at the outside of the fourth linear accelerator and receiving the electron beam from the fifth linear accelerator.
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