CLIC - Decelerator
Overview and first Simulation Results
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Overview and first Simulation Results Lutz Matthias Hein 1 General - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
CLIC - Decelerator Overview and first Simulation Results Lutz Matthias Hein 1 General Overview 12 GHz RF-System Lutz Matthias Hein 2 Why 12 GHz? CLIC Electric Field [MV/m] 100..120 MV/m 12 GHz Tesla Cavities 50..60 MV/m (supercond.)
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12 GHz RF-System
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100..120 MV/m 12 GHz
50..60 MV/m (supercond.) 1[..]3 GHz ~ 35MV/m
Frequency [MHz] Electric Field [MV/m]
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100..120 MV/m
50..60 MV/m (supercond.)
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RF 1 GHz with 0.5 GHz Bunch Structure 12 GHz Bunch Structure
6.14GeV 1500GeV Stronger quadrupoles required
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(830m) (1040m)
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The Decelerator is used to decelerate the Drive Beam!
1 2 3 N N-1
The head sees an empty cavity meanwhile the rest experiences the beam wake fields.
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(assumed to be static during 1 bunch train)
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(assumed to be static during 1 bunch train)
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Used to simulate
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Estimate Limits of Single Quadrupole Offsets
Decelerator Nr. 11 (with 876 Quadrupoles):
1 2 3 876 875 1 2 3 876 875
Misalign single Quadrupole:
!! There are differences between focusing and defocusing Quadrupoles !!
(spq ≈ 20µm)
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Alignment Error -> Beam Offset
Wakefields in the Beam Pipe
Beam Pipe Real Beam Image Charge Image Charge
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Dipole Modes and Beam Break-Up
Due to the bunch offset dipole modes of the cavity are excitated, which stimulate the following bunches to enhance these modes.
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Dipole Modes and Beam Break-Up
At certain configurations of beam current, cavity quality etc. the dipole modes can ‚kick-out‘ the beam, so call Beam-Break-Up.
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Low Energy High Energy I) Kick itself II) Chromaticity
Focus High Energy Low Energy
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50µm 100µm 200µm 500µm 750µm 1000µm
X [µm] X‘ [µrad]
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Scraping !! I= Q Dx*Dy
X [µm] X‘ [µrad]
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Quadrupole Offset [µm] Xmax [µm]
When do we hit the aperture?
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How does the Beam look like?
I = Q Dx*Dy Above Damage Level ??
X Y
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Estimate Limits of Multiple Quadrupole Offsets
Decelerator Nr. 11 (with 876 Quadrupoles):
1 2 3 876 875 1 2 3 876 875
Misalign of several Quadrupoles:
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In the decelerator particle tracking is not possible. Tracking is done with a special beam consisting of macro-particle + S-matrix Xj Xi post-processing needed for Intensity distribution Particle Losses Damage Evaluation Sliced Beam
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Own Code for Post Processing
X Y
Satellite Particles
In Progress
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Electron Beam:
Space Charge Effects are not included in the simulation code so far.
Try other Programms to estimate space charge effects
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Use other program to estimate the space charge effects Path Manager + tested and benchmarked for Hadron Linacs + easy to use and free output data + Particle tracking + good manual
electron linacs
Astra + tested and benchmarked for Electron linacs incl. gun + “easy“ to use and output data + good manual + Particle tracking
PETS
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First results: Placet Vs. Path Manager (no Space Charge)
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First results: Path Manager (Space Charge)
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