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1
Photo cathode requirements for the European XFEL
WSHQE Oct. 5, 2006 Klaus Floettmann
2
QE and Lifetime requirements
  • A lifetime of some month with a
  • QE gt 0.5 is required.
  • This is achieved with Cs2Te Cathodes e.g. at
    Flash.
  • Can we go home now?

3
Problem I
  • roughly half of the predicted emittance of the
    XFEL injector is due to the thermal emittance of
    the cathode

4
Development of the transverse Emittance
  • 1nC charge
  • uniform transverse distribution
  • longitudinal flat-top with 2 ps rise time
  • incl. thermal emittance

5
Slice Emittance at the Injector exit
emittance in longitudinal slices of the bunch
6
Slice Emittance at the Injector exit
w.o. thermal emittance
7
  • The measured thermal emittance is even higher
    than expected from simple theoretical predictions
    (Schottky effect, cathode roughness)
  • How can we reduce the thermal emittance?
  • reduce cathode roughness
  • control the work function
  • ?

8
Problem II
  • dark current presents a sever operational problem
    for the XFEL injector

9
Dark Current extrapolation to 60 MV/m
no conditioning effect taken into account
10
  • A large fraction of the dark current is generated
    at or near the cathode. Collimation at low
    energies is very difficult because the dark
    current has similar properties as the beam
  • How can we reduce the dark current generation
  • reduce cathode roughness
  • reduce number of emitters by better cleaning
    techniques
  • ?

11
Dry Ice Cleaning Principle
cold Nitrogen
CO2
12
CO2 Nozzle
13
  • No field emission was observed up to 90 MV/m on
    dry ice cleaned Cu samples in field emission
    scans.
  • Dry ice cleaning of the gun cavity is in
    preparation.
  • Dry Ice Cleaning of the cathode plugs should be
    tested next.
  • To monitor the deposition of field emitters
    during the cathode preparation process a field
    emission scanning apparatus for the cathodes will
    be designed and build in collaboration with the
    University of Wuppertal.
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