CAMP - a permanent user endstation for X-ray imaging and pump-probe experiments at FLASH

CAMP is a multi-purpose instrument optimized for imaging and pump-probe experiments with Free-Electron Lasers (FELs) that was developed in the Max Planck Advanced Study Group at the Center for Free-Electron Laser Science (CFEL) in Hamburg and that was employed at the LCLS, FLASH, and SACLA FELs for the last four years. It offers a choice of large-area, single-photon counting X-ray pnCCD imaging detectors as well as various charged particle spectrometers for electron and ion imaging and coincidence experiments. CAMP is now being installed at FLASH BL1, which is being equipped with new micro-focusing KB optics, to become a permanent endstation available to all users. Here we present an overview of the layout and capabilities of this new endstation.