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SRF WG AWLC14@FNAL 05152014 Status of Re-entrant BPM R&D for ILC Main Linac H. Hayano KEK, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan A. Heo, J.-Y. RYU, Y.-I. KIM, E.-S. KIM Department of Physics Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Korea S.-Y. RYU, J.-K.


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Status of Re-entrant BPM R&D for ILC Main Linac

  • H. Hayano

KEK, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

  • A. Heo, J.-Y. RYU, Y.-I. KIM, E.-S. KIM

Department of Physics Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Korea S.-Y. RYU, J.-K. Ahn Department of Physics Pusan National University, Pusan, Korea

SRF WG AWLC14@FNAL 05152014

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Requirements for Main Linac Cold-BPM in Cryomodule

(1) The BPM measures beam position in cryomodule, bunch by bunch, with a resolution of less than 1 µm at 2x1010 electrons/bunch.

  • > low Q value for fast signal damping at 2K circumference
  • > good signal-to-noise ratio for high resolution
  • > high precision on mechanical center definition and electrical center definition
  • > high common-mode rejection, high isolation for x-to-y coupling

(2) The beam pipe diameter 78mm (big diameter).

  • > lead to low frequency resonant-mode BPM
  • > no coupling to cavity HOM and no conflict with dark-current excited cavity HOM

(3) BPM is installed inside of cryomodule, next to SC-cavity.

  • > simple structure with no contamination inside (clean-room compatible)
  • > HPR rinse applicable
  • > light weight for easy to handle/to install in clean-room

Design Base : Saclay re-entrant BPM

adding waveguide loading for CM-rejection and X-Y coupling rejection

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Proto-type BPM

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dipole mode: 2.04GHz ( No interference with Cavity HOM )

Proto-type model

Material: SUS

small holes for rinsing water outlet magnetic coupling pickups

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RF characteristics of prototype model

Input port Output port f[GHz] Df [MHz] QL Q0 b t[sec] 1 3 2.049 9.90 205 335 0.635 6.69E-8 2 4 2.049 7.81 262 475 0.808 8.57E-8 Port Slot Isolation [dB] Transmission [dB] 1 2

  • 27.18

3

  • 8.54

4

  • 27.34

2 1

  • 27.19

4

  • 7.03

3

  • 29.49

Isolation measurement Low QL High isolation <-27dB

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Antenna scan method for prototype model

The transmission from antenna excitation to signal pick up is scanned by changing antenna position. The sharp V-shape is expected for good CM-rejected BPM. The minimum point would be ‘electrical center’.

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z y x 750 20 137 50 330 20 160 12 5 90 38 17 350 162 22 5 150 35 222 15 55 3 40 70 13 210 152 200 150 75 2 1 1 1 2 1 G1 F A G2 E B B C D H

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A Z mover stage B XY mover stage C Rotational stage D Cavity E Goniometer Stage F Antenna G1, G2 edge measuring device H Flange Adapter H20.5 H14 H34.27 5+100

Electrical center to mechanical center Deviation measurement

Antenna: X movement only

  • > Antenna scan

Cavity-BPM: on rotational stage with X-Y stage

  • > BPM can be rotate 180deg. with

keeping its mechanical center

(mechanical center was gotten by to align BPM center to rotation center.)

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Antenna scan

1 3

Antenna scan

1 3 180degree BPM rotation Center = -0.08mm Center = -0.02mm Electrical center will be ( (-0.08)+(-0.02) )/2 = -0.05 The response is not sharp-V -> still common-mode mix? Y direction

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Antenna scan

2 4

Antenna scan

2 4 180degree BPM rotation X direction Center = -0.10mm Center = +0.05mm Electrical center will be ( (-0.10)+(+0.05) )/2 = -0.025 The response is not sharp-V -> still common-mode mix?

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Beam response test of prototype model at ATF-LINAC (1) using simple circuit (diode, amp, integration ADC)

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Proto-type BPM was housed by big vacuum chamber

Proto-type BPM housing TM010 reference cavity was used for phase measurement

Proto-type BPM housing TM010 reference cavity Inside of Proto-type BPM housing Proto-type BPM

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Beam response

Raw signal FFT of Raw signal After 2.04GHz BPF FFT of 2.04GHz BPF output Diode detection output ATF LINAC beam 1.3GeV single bunch 1 x 1010 electron/bunch 1.5Hz repetition

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electronics setup axis pedestal noise [count] response slope [counts/µm] estimated resolution [µm] (A) Hybrid+BPF+diode+ LF-amp X 3.47 4.57 0.75 (B) Hybrid+BPF+RF- amp+diode+LF-amp Y 3.65 8.02 0.45 (C) Hybrid+BPF+RF- amp+diode X 1.96 5.33 0.36

setup (A) setup (B) setup (C)

beam scan beam scan beam scan pedestal distribution with gaussian fit

Resolution estimation by (pedestal noise)/(signal response slope)

red line shows response slope red line shows response slope red line shows response slope pedestal distribution with gaussian fit pedestal distribution with gaussian fit

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Phase detector +side (CH 0)

  • side (CH 1)

beam intensity (CH2) detection (CH 3)

ADC

10dB att.

Ref.

BPF

future plan : ----

BPM

hybrid X-ports or Y-ports

att.

S Δ

20dB att. LO: 1329MHz

LO generator Phase detector

Down convertor

Down convertor BEAM TEST on Jan 2011

Both signal were down converted to 714MHz, then fed into the phase detector. Analog output of the phase detector were fed into integration ADC (charge ADC).

Electronics setup

Beam response test of prototype model at ATF-LINAC (2) using phase detection circuit (phase between BPM cavity, Reference cavity)

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X RF IN(2043M) Y RF IN(2043M)

Down convertor

X RF IN(714M) Y RF IN(714M) REF IN(714M)

Phase detector

Ref.

BPF Down convertor +side (CH 0)

  • side (CH 1)

beam intensity (CH2) detection (CH 3)

ADC

future plan : ----

BPM

hybrid X-ports

  • r

Y-ports att.

Ξ Δ

changed

LO: 1329MHz

SCOPE (1) SCOPE (3) SCOPE (2) SCOPE (4) SCOPE (5) SCOPE (6) SCOPE (7)

Waveforms in the phase detector circuit

data_24Jan2011

SCOPE (1) rawsignal_Ch1 SCOPE (3) downconverteroutput_Ch1

SCOPE (5) phasedetection_2_Ch1 SCOPE (6) phasedetection_2_Ch2

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Y-ports data with 28dB att. _27 Jan 2011

Resolution = noise level [counts]/ slope [counts/um]

BPM signal with 28dB att. + side

  • side

Noise level [counts] 19.5452 24.3839 Gradient [counts/um] 58.1498 58.1498 Resolution [um] 0.336118 0.419329

R2:0.98273

Resolution estimation : phase detector circuit

ATF LINAC beam 1.3GeV single bunch 0.5 x 1010 electron/bunch 1.5Hz repetition

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Vacuum-tight Model

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Vacuum-tight model

Feed-through + loop-antenna are demountable for final adjustment

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Beam Experiment plan for Vacuum-tight model

Down-converter(2043MHz ->93MHz) + ADC(14bits 400Ms/s) + FPGA Digital signal acquisition 3-BPM for resolution estimation Reference cavity Two more BPMs are under fabrication in Korea (KNU).

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CM-1 BPM for Cryomodule installation

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BPM installation into Cryomodule, Test of BPM under cooled state

BPM chamber BPM chamber

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CM-1: 13m 8 cavities + SC Q-magnet・BPM First ILC-type Cryomodule in the world (magnet in the center ) cool-down in Oct. 2014, and beam operation in 2015

SC Q-magnet + BPM in center BPM issues to be identified in this test : effect on cavity gradient degradation, alignment preservation, heat load, beam position detection

KEK CM-1 : ILC type cryomodule

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Expanded view of BPM-Quad region

BPM Quad GV GV Pump port Cavity Cavity

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Re-entrant BPM drawing for CM-1 installation

Fabricated CM-1 BPM for Cryomodule installation

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Leak check of BPM (room-temperature) Leak check of BPM (after LN2 heat shock)

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Ultrasonic rinse of BPM (detergent, then UPW) HPR of BPM (UPW) Then, BPM was dried and pump-down in class-10 cleanroom. Next, BPM was installed in between 4 cavity trains using local clean hat in STF tunnel.

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Split-quad magnet picture under fabrication

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Support of conduction-cool split quad-magnet (FNAL) to GRP Fix to Inver-rod Supported by slide-mount

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Fit check of conduction-cool split quad-magnet (FNAL) with BPM chamber Installation practice

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Fit check of conduction-cool split quad-magnet (FNAL) to GRP Installation practice

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Before Quad-magnet(FNAL) installation

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Under installation

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Under installation

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After quad-magnet (FNAL) installation to BPM

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Conduction cool split-Quad details (FNAL)

BPM is fixed to this plates by 4-bolts (not precise) Issue still remaining is How to align BPM mechanical center to quad mechanical center. This time, there was no reference those two.

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Conduction cool blade/current lead details (KEK)

magnet BPM 2-phase pipe blade Current lead

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Summary

1.Proto-type BPM was fabricated, and electrical center scan is under study. 2.Vacuum tight model:

  • ne was fabricated in KEK, two are under fabrication in KNU(Korea)

They will be installed in ATF for resolution estimation. 3.CM-1 BPM was fabricated, and installed into cryomodule CM-1. Cool-down test will be Oct. 2014.

  • 4. Issues still need to be considered;

precise measurement of electrical center confirmation of common-mode suppression mechanical reference of BPM and Quad for combined installation resolution estimation by established method(three-BPM method) cryomodule installation with clean, no leak, no heat, etc.