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Photon diagnostic for high-repetition-rates XFEL are treated to be a huge challenge for all the XFEL project, especially the single pulse imager diagnostic. A device has been designed by our team for single pulse photon diagnostics of future CAEP-XFEL project with 2.3ns gap of each pulse in pulse trains. The most popular way to obtain the imager of photon beam is directly seeing it from a scintillators such as YAG:Ce with a common CCD/CMOS camera. However, the gap of pulse to pulse can be around 220ns at a typical high-repetition-rates XFEL facility such as EU-XFEL while the gap may as small as 2.3ns for CAEP-XFEL. In this circumstances, this kind of devices may not be suitable any more. Ultrafast scintillator with the decay time less than 2.3ns and framing camera with sub-nanosecond exposure time may be a feasible way to achieve it. Some research have been done to find the suitable ultrafast scintillator.
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Ran An, Yan Ye, Qianli Li, Hui He, Liangliang Du, Limin Meng, "Single pulse photon diagnostic of beam properties for high-repetition-rates XFEL," Proc. SPIE 11427, Second Target Recognition and Artificial Intelligence Summit Forum, 114273I (31 January 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2553032