Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
Published byApril Wilkerson Modified over 6 years ago
1
Vibration Measurement Standards of Optical Components
Paw Kristiansen, FMB Oxford Tuesday 21st October 2014 We make beamlines…
2
A vibrational number is meaningless without a frequency range
Temperature C vs F It is not a community standard to specify frequency range (not in specifying requirements and not when (verbally) reporting vibrations) My optical element vibrates at 100nrad – whel what Hz. When I told a headline number…
3
Motorized DCM motions 𝐑 𝒀,𝑿 Backplate 𝐑 𝑿 𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐠𝐠 𝐑 𝒀 Z Y
Energy range: 2.4 – 103 keV Crystal pairs: Si 111 & Si 311 𝐑 𝒀,𝑿 Backplate Z 2nd crystal Y Beam out 𝐑 𝑿 𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐠𝐠 Fixed offset, direct drive. Not a simple one it has all the motions… Most channangeing DCM (except from a bend 2nd crystal) Cryocooled Beam in 1st crystal 𝐑 𝒀 Z Y
4
Relative pitch vibrations Absolute pitch vibrations
Red dot is pivot points Dotted line is the back plate Ad: 300 nrad-> 2 meV at 4 keV
5
0-2.5kHz relative, 0-1.6kHz encoder
Roll Backplate Encoder ring Pitch Goniometer Roll Z Air actuated brake release 750 Nm (1400 Nm) Defying the nature of a direct drive motor. Also mention Brake. A braked group and a servoing group. Ferromagnetic seal X 0-2.5kHz relative, 0-1.6kHz encoder
6
Less under 120 Hz PID settings for the 50Hz vibration
7
About a factor of 3… Headline number
8
0-25kHz absolute, 0-1.6kHz encoder
9
Torsion spring effect 0-25kHz absolute, 0-1.6kHz encoder Backplate
X Z Backplate Ferromagnetic seal Encoder ring Goniometer Roll Pitch The interferometer is itself also vibrating… 0-25kHz absolute, 0-1.6kHz encoder
11
Almost a factor of 2
12
Relevant frequency range…?
2-100 Hz: 29 nrad RMS ≈> 1300 km 0-2.5 kHz: 100 nrad RMS ≈> 400 km Laser aiming… I’m not say that the frequency range always should be max… E.g. (differs between beamlines!) XAFS: 1 Hz – 1 kHz Crystallography: 0.1 – 200 Hz RIXS: Hz
13
New vibrational unit? brilliance= photons s × mrad 2 × mm 2 ×0.1%BW
Vert generic terme ′vibton′= 𝑓(RMS) 𝑓(s) ×𝑓 Hz max ) × 𝑓(Hz min ×𝑓 cooling power
14
Thanks for your attention
- Questions..? The shown results are being published… If you have qustions or you want to build a beamline… stand 8
Similar presentations
© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.