Abstract
Double bend achromat lattices are widely used for 3rd generation of synchrotron radiation sources. In the achromat of double bend achromat lattice, configurations of different focusing and defocusing quadrupole magnets play key roles in deciding the beam emittance and dynamic aperture. The figure of merit of an achromat can be increased by creating a suitable length of drift space in the achromat for the installation of insertion devices. In this article, on the basis of analytical expressions, criteria for optimization of the achromat having configurations of four quadrupole magnets, are studied to create sufficient drift space at the center of achromat. As a case study, simulation studies for Indus-2 lattice, which is a 2.5 GeV, 3rd generation synchrotron radiation source is also presented.
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