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PHELIX Target Chamber

Behind the Pulse Compressor, a 45 degrees off-axis copper parabola focuses the laser beam into the target chamber. This way intensitiesof more than 1020 W/cm² can be achieved.

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The target chamber allows for laser-only experiments. The focusing parabula is located in the very left vacuum vessel.


Focus profile of the PHELIX laser beam measured in the target chamber.


Typical system parameters:
  • Focal length of parabola:
  • 1.5 m
  • Typical spot size:
  • < 50 µm
  • Strehl ratio:
  • 0.3
    Experiments carried out so far include the collimation of laseraccelerated particles using pulsed dipoles as well as the generationof both coherent (X-ray laser) and non-coherent (k-alpha) secondarysources for supporting the GSI research program.
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