Abstract
The Advanced Photon Source (APS) at Argonne National Laboratory is a 1-km-circumference, 7-GeV, third generation synchrotron light source. It is the largest light source in the Western Hemisphere and attracts about 3,500 users every year from around the globe. The APS is currently preparing for a major upgrade, a goal of which is to focus on high brightness at photon energies of around 20 keV and higher. The APS is particularly well suited for this high photon energy range due to its higher-energy, 7-GeV electron beam, but it also needs new insertion devices with short periods and high fields, i.e., superconducting devices.
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