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New LCLS-II accelerator from sectors 10-20 (the 2nd kilometer of the SLAC linac) and the “existing” LCLS-I accelerator from sectors 20-30 (the 3rd kilometer of the SLAC linac), also showing the new electron bypass line (dashed = vertical bends) and the hard x-ray (HXR) and soft x-ray (SXR) FEL undulators in a new hall, nearly parallel to, and just south of the present LCLS-I undulator.



The LCLS-II linac with 250-pC RF and electron bunch parameters shown at various stages.



LCLS-II hard x-ray (HXR) source from 2-13 keV (top beamline) and new soft x-ray (SXR) source from 0.25 to 2 keV photon (bottom line), including space for future self-seeding options; external ‘echo-enabled’ seeding; and future polarization control for both hard and soft x-rays.





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