Numerical simulation of the diamond window of the synchrotron workstation. Choice of diamond foil thickness (0.2-1.0 mm)

Abstract

Due to the high energy density in the synchrotron beam and the high cost of all elements of the synchrotron and workstations, due to the fact that most of the devices are in vacuum, as well as high requirements for the smallness of thermal deformations of optical elements, ensuring thermal management of any elements of workstations using synchrotron radiation (SR) is a unique, complex, non-standard task. The work is devoted to the finalizing of the previously performed detailed calculations of the cooling of the most heat-loaded optical elements of workstations of wiggler SR sources - diamond windows that cut off high vacuum (DVW).