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5 February 2003 New approach to jitter reduction of an x-ray streak camera in accumulation mode
Jinyuan Liu, C. Liu, A. G. MacPhee, B. Shan, Z. Chang, J. Wang
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Abstract
An x-ray streak camera operating in accumulation mode was developed for studying ultrafast dynamics at synchrotron facilities. A laser-triggered photoconductive switch was used as a sweeping unit to obtain low timing jitter. The fast rise time of the ramp pulse generated by the switch (90 ps) combined with the fast response of the traveling wave deflection plates (150 ps) significantly reduced the jitter caused by the shot-to-shot laser fluctuation. At ~1% rms (root mean square) laser energy fluctuation, the resolution of the camera is 1.1 ps when over 5000 laser shots were accumulated. This is two times better than that of the previous design with slower response (300 ps) deflection plates.
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Jinyuan Liu, C. Liu, A. G. MacPhee, B. Shan, Z. Chang, and J. Wang "New approach to jitter reduction of an x-ray streak camera in accumulation mode", Proc. SPIE 4796, Low-Light-Level and Real-Time Imaging Systems, Components, and Applications, (5 February 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.463384
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KEYWORDS
Switches

Picosecond phenomena

Streak cameras

X-rays

Pulsed laser operation

Cameras

Gallium arsenide

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