Overview of the setup

Components installed

OAP1: 50.8 x 80.8mm EFL 28.1° Dielectric OAP https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/155hTVQilltHEs-FjaLeVUDGB8araIRcU

OAP1: 50.8 x 81.7mm EFL 30° Protected Gold OAP OAP1_datasheet.pdf  https://www.edmundoptics.com/p/508-x-762mm-pfl-30-off-axis-parabolic-gold-mirror/33465/

Modifications April 23-24, 2024: http://physics-elog.slac.stanford.edu/facetelog/show.jsp?dir=/2024/17/24.04&pos=2024-04-24T23:48:34

  • Old M1 with burn mark in the middle from Axicon replaced with new one.

    old M1

    new M1

  • We changed the Gold OAP 1 to dielectric:

    Movable Focal spot camera

    Laser level

    Setup

    Thickness difference

    Rotation angle set with level

    marking at 8 mm from initial

    position (gold); wiped off 

    after the swap

    Final position after shifting OAP

    mount backward by 8 mm

    Dielectric OAP aligned

    • A movable camera placed at the focus and a laser level with crosshair on top edge of OAP 1 mount were used for alignment references.
    • The dielectric OAP is ~8 mm thicker than the gold. This difference is compensated using OAP 1 focal and horizontal picomotors. A spacer is added to the OAP 1 focal motor to extend its range.
    • The off-axis angle difference (28.1 vs 30) was compensated by parallel shifting of both OAP assembly and M2. New in positions are updated in confluence motor reference page.
    • Focal spot much improved (left: gold, right: dielectric):

      gold OAP focus after beamshaping

      dielectric OAP focus after OAP optimization only

  • We realigned M1-M2 closer to 90° to center the hole in the laser (left: before, right: after):

off-center hole

on-center hole

  • The YAG target mount now has a new out position: 90 to prevent the picomotor from hitting the mounting plate.

Modifications December 13-19, 2022

  • We changed the YAG (left: new, right: old):

  • Currently installed:

Modifications November 2, 2022

  • We installed a 6mm spacer below the MO tower
  • We installed new external limit switches for the MO-tower and tested them
  • We added an extension cable for the MO-tower TRA motor, such that it is now routed properly via the strain-release for the moving stage
  • We improved the general cable management
  • The picomotor for the vertical movement of OAP-1 needs to be replaced / cables need to be fixed.




MO imaging system outside the PB (November 2, 2022)





Modifications October 21, 2022

  • We removed the two ~5mm spacers below the MO tower to lower the E-320 IP to the actual electron-beam height
  • We (temporarily) took out the external limit switches for the MO-tower UTS stage (in/out): one of the two cables seems broken



Microscope Objective (information added 2022, June 21)

https://www.mitutoyo.com/webfoo/wp-content/uploads/E4191-378_010611.pdf

We are using the M Plan Apo NIR B 20x (https://www.edmundoptics.com/p/20x-mitutoyo-plan-apo-nir-b-infinity-corrected-objective/31874/), combined with a 300mm focal length lens for the large magnification camera (Email Zhijiang, June 21, 2022).

The collection angle of the objective is arcsin(0.4) = 23.58 degree (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_aperture). As we are colliding at 30 degrees, the electron beam can clear the prism.


The prism in front of the MO is a 15mm Thorlabs right-angle prism with protective silver coating (https://www.thorlabs.com/thorproduct.cfm?partnumber=MRA15-P01). Prism dimensions were checked with ~1mm precision during the downtime 2022, June 20.

CeYAG installation June 20, 2022










Pictures from the E-320 setup













Target holder

(courtesy of Robert Ariniello)

Vacuum

  • Low vacuum detection:
    VPTM:LI20:M3202:P full-range pirani gauge on the plasma oven turbo
    (valve 3201 has to be open)
    VGXX:LI20:3259:DS1:COMBO_P  the first stage of the differential pumping system
  • Valve status: green (open) → EPICS reading "0", red (closed) → EPICS reading "1"

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