Project of the Dubna Electron Synchrotron

The project "Dubna Electron Synchrotron" (DELSY) is aimed to construct a synchrotron radiation source of the 3d generation at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research. The DELSY synchrotron radiation source will be constructed on the base of the accelerator facility of the Institute for Nuclear Physics and High Energy Physics (NIKHEF), Amsterdam, the Netherlands. This accelerator facility consists of a linear electron accelerator MEA (Medium Energy Accelerator) for the electron energy of 700 MeV and the electron storage ring AmPS (Amsterdam Pulse Stretcher) for the maximum electron energy of 900 MeV at the circulating beam current of 200 mA. The DELSY storage ring is supposed to be constructed with the use of the "Amsterdam Pulse Stretcher" (AmPS) [1] storage ring the focusing system of which will be essentially modified: the ring circumference will be approximately 1.5 times smaller, the electron energy will be increased up to 1.2 GeV and the focusing strength will be enhanced. These measures will allow obtaining the beam emittance at least ten times smaller which subsequently increases the synchrotron radiation brilliance by several orders of magnitude. The rigging of the DELSY ring with the insertion devices — the superconducting wiggler with the magnetic field of 10 T and the so-called "vacuum hybrid miniundulator" is the principle feature of the new synchrotron radiation source. Both devices developed by Budker INP, Novosibirsk, will allow to enrich the DELSY characteristics as the synchrotron radiation source expanding its radiation spectrum in the region of the hard X-rays and increasing its brilliance up to 3 ⋅10 18