What question did this study set out to answer?

To evaluate the brilliance of infrared synchrotron radiation generated by the SINBAD beamline at DAFNE.

March 5, 2026Open Access

SINBAD, a Brilliant IR Source from the DAFNE Storage Ring

Key Points

To evaluate the brilliance of infrared synchrotron radiation generated by the SINBAD beamline at DAFNE.
Installation of the SINBAD IR beamline at the DAFNE collider.
Utilization of ray-tracing simulations for optical system design.
Incorporation of six mirrors to focus and collimate the beam.
Achieved brightness of the IR radiation is two orders of magnitude greater than a black body at 2000 K at 100 mm.
Demonstrated effective beam collimation using the designed optical system.
Facilitated the transfer of focused IR radiation to an experimental area.

Abstract

SINBAD is the italian IR synchrotron Radiation beamline, designed to work at wavelenghts than 10mm. It is being installed on DAFNE, a new collider that is designed to work at 0.51 GeV with a beam current up to 5 A. Due to such a High current, the IR extracted from a bending manet will be more brilliant than that of a blal body at 2000 K by two orders of magnitude at 100mm. The beamline optical system, projected by ray-tracing simulation, consists of six mirrors that first focus the radiation on a wedged CVD diamond-film window and then transfer collimated beam to the experimental area where a Michelson interferometer will be installed

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a91e4cd6127c7a504c2294 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.15161/oar.it/198xj-8n985

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