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DG2: DiaGnostics stand 2

Slits 4 

  • Slits 4 = DG2 Jaws
  • Cut the beam down after the refocusing lenses or clean the beam after the 1 micron KB mirrors

X-ray Focusing Lenses

  • Change the divergence of the 1 micron KB beam and control the spot size in SC1
  • PACK2
    • Smaller focus for running experiment (X-ray probe)
    • 20-30 um at IP
  • PACK3
    • Bigger focus for IP or TT timing (X-ray pump)
    • 200-300 um
  • OUT position: Y = -8 mm

NOTE: every time we change the focusing configuration, we need to record the change and sign in the CXI logbook hard copy

Intensity-Position Monitor (IPM)

  • Non-destructive relative measurement of the pulse intensity using Wave8
  • It can measure both the intensity and position, however, the position measurement is complex and we generally only use it as intensity monitor, and use it as X-ray pulse energy normalization in many diagnostics (X-ray I0)
  • In DAQ, it is the detector: CXI-DG2-BMONN
  • The following is a Wave8 diode channel mapping at XPP as an example:

Profile-Intensity Monitor (PIM)

  • Measure the beam profile on the way to the 1 micron focus, after the 100 nm focus or after the refocusing DG2 lenses
  • CXI DG2 YAG
  • With the prefocus lens, we have ~200 um on DG2 YAG
  • With the prefocus lens and the DG2 lens, they together make the focus ~20-30 um at IP
  • IOC camera: cxi_dg2_yag
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