AU-ISA ASTRID2
ASTRID2 AU-AMO

The aim of the AMO beamline at ASTRID2 is to conductphoto-physics investigations of molecular and atomic ions.

In order to provide the photons a collimated-beamplane-grating monochromator (cPGM) equipped with two variable-groove-depth (VGD) gratings is designed. Particular emphasis is paid to the transmission characteristics, including efficient suppression of higher diffraction orders and the provision of a high-flux (low-resolution) mode of operation. The beamline is sourced by a P53 undulator that provides photon from 5 eV to >150 eV. Single-bunch operation of the ASTRID2 is envisaged for timing experiments.

A novel dedicated ion-beam end station will allow for either merged- or crossed-beams experiments with a stored beam of fast-moving ions. Moreover it is possible interact with ions stored in an rf trap. The end station will offer several detection schemes, including, momentum-resolved measurements of both charged and neutral fragments as well as electrons.

 

Beamline Resolving Power
0 * 104 [E/deltaE] @ 0 [eV]
Beamline Energy Range
5 - 150 [eV]
Max Flux On Sample
0 * 1013 [ph/s] @ 30 [eV]
Spot Size On Sample Hor
0.3 [mm]
Spot Size On Sample Vert
0.1 - 1 [mm]
Photon Sources

Undulator P53

Type
Undulator
Source Divergence Sigma
X = 0.1 [urad], Y = 0.1 [urad]
Source Size Sigma
X = 200 [um], Y = 30 [um]
Energy Range
5 - 150 [eV]
Number Of Periods
43.5
contacts
Søren V. Hoffmann
Nyk Jones
Techniques
Absorption
  • Time-resolved studies
Photoelectron emission
  • Angular Resolved PES
control/Data analysis
Control Software Type
  • n/a
Data Output Type
  • n/a
Data Output Format
  • n/a