The LUCIA beamline at SOLEIL

Commissioned in May 2004 on the SLS machine, the LUCIA beamline was moved to the synchrotron SOLEIL during the summer of 2008. To take advantage of this new setting several changes to its design were introduced. Here, a review of the various improvements of the mechanics and, mostly, of the optics is given. Described in detail are the results of a new multilayer grating monochromator implemented on the Kohzu vessel already holding the two-crystal set-up. It consists of a grating grooved onto a multilayer (replacing the first crystal) associated to a multilayer (as a second crystal). It allows a shift of the low-energy limit of the beamline to around 500 eV with an energy resolution and a photon flux comparable with those of the previous couples of crystals (KTP and beryl).

Source: Journal of Synchrotron Radiation - February 13, 2016 Category: Physics Authors: Vantelon, D.Trcera, N.Roy, D.Moreno, T.Mailly, D.Guilet, S.Metchalkov, E.Delmotte, F.Lassalle, B.Lagarde, P.Flank, A.-M. Tags: X-ray spectrocopy beamline multilayer grating monochromator microspectroscopy beamlines Source Type: research