AIP Conference Proceedings [AIP WORKSHOP TO EXPLORE PHYSICS OPPORTUNITIES WITH INTENSE, POLARIZED ELECTRON BEAMS AT 50-300 MEV - Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA (14–16 March 2013)] - The Jefferson lab FEL driver ERLs
Jefferson Lab has - for over a decade - been operating high power IR and UV FELs using CW energy recovering linacs based on DC photocathode electron sources and CEBAF SRF technology. These machines have unique combinations of beam quality, power, and operational flexibility, and thus offer significant opportunity for experiments that use low and medium energy (several tens - few hundreds of MeV) electron beams. We will describe the systems and detail their present and near-term (potential) performance. Recent internal-target analysis and validation testing will be discussed, and schemes for single- and two-pass fixed target operation described. An introduction to subsequent discussions of beam quality and upgrade paths to polarized operation/higher energy will be given.
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