Abstract
Computer simulations using a continuous change in particle energy are an important tool in improving the performance at the final stage of the Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) undulator line. Changes in the particle energy cause the break length between undulator segments to no longer be optimized. Radiation losses less than 0.1%/undulator segment can be easily compensated by adjustment of an undulator deflection parameter K. For higher losses, up to 0.4%, adjustment of K can still be compensated, but careful optimization is required. Compensating for losses greater than 0.4% requires tapering of the field within the undulator segment. The LCLS undulator segments are in mass production at this time. The first two undulators for the LCLS project were delivered to the APS magnetic measurement facility. They have already been tuned, and meet all requirements for the LCLS free-electron laser (FEL). The final results of this tuning will be presented, with emphasis on the FEL-specific requirements. A systematic zero shift in the Sentron [ 〈http://www.sentron.ch/〉. [1]] 2-axis Hall probe was discovered, which required correction in order to obtain the proper field integrals.
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