Beamline Information
The Insertion Device (ID) for the DCS is a Revolver Undulator that can be switched between two periods – 27 mm and either 30 mm (available now) or 17.2 mm (available in 2017) to provide continuous spectral tuning in energy from 5 to 100 keV.
The beamline optics are designed to deliver four x-ray beam modes that can be fine-tuned in energy, beam-size, bandwidth, and flux to deliver the appropriately conditioned beam for a particular experiment. For example, broad-band white beam is particularly useful for high-energy Phase Contrast Imaging (PCI) while narrow-bandwidth monochromatic beam (~0.01% Bandwidth (BW)) may be used for precision diffraction measurements. Focused pink beam (1-5 % BW) is most useful for obtaining a series of high-flux, single-pulse snapshots where only a single ~100 ps x-ray burst is recorded per frame on an area detector.
- The Dynamic Compression Sector (DCS)
- 9700 S. Cass Ave., Building 438F Room F001
- Lemont, IL 60439-4803
- dcs.admin@wsu.edu
- 630-252-9854