atf2 layout/optics (v3.7)
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ATF2 Layout/Optics (v3.7). Coupling Correction / Emittance Diagnostics. FONT. nBPM (KEK). nBPM (SLAC). Compton / laserwire. Existing ATF Extraction Line. ODR. (v3.7). Version 3.7 Changes. remove EXT sextupoles remove FF octupoles and decapoles - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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ATF2 Layout/Optics (v3.7)
nBPM (SLAC)nBPM (KEK)
FONT
Compton / laserwire
ODR
Existing ATF Extraction Line
Coupling Correction /Emittance Diagnostics
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(v3.7)
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• remove EXT sextupoles
• remove FF octupoles and decapoles
• 2 new IDX skew quadrupoles in EXT for vertical dispersion correction (Okugi-san’s locations)
• final magnet designs selected; use correct effective lengths, bores, gaps, etc.
• all diagnostic and correction devices (that I know of) now in MAD decks
• more QBPMs added in EXT … total for ATF2 is now 34– “standard” installation for all BPMs is on downstream end of magnet … as discussed
and agreed at the SLAC-ATF2 meeting last March (there are some exceptions)
• nomenclature for FF devices updated– “FF” appended to device names– as Kuroda-san suggested, “QD10” quads become “QD10BFF” and “QD10AFF” (also
“QF9”, “QF5”, and “QD4”)– “QD2B” (a QF) and “QF3” (a QD) become “QF3FF” and “QD2BFF” respectively
Version 3.7 Changes
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Program σy*(rms) σy*(sig) εy Δεy
nm nm nm %-------- -------- -------- ------- -----MAD 38.261 35.524 32.8839 9.6ELEGANT 38.401 35.551 32.9674 9.9TURTLE 36.292 34.791 31.6332 5.4DIMAD 38.165 36.575 32.7121 9.0LUCRETIASAD
Tracking Results
• perfect machine
• 10,000 particles (Gaussian distributions; 5σ)
• sextupole component in SHI H-bends included
• multipoles in SLAC epoxy kickers, QM7R.1, BS1X, QF1, and QD0 not included
• no chromatic correction in EXT
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BH2
BH1
BH1
K1
K2
• BH1 (SHI “H”) strengths same as existing EXT• BH2 (SHI “C”) has 110% of present strength
6.0 m
ATF2 Inflector (v3.7)
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Honda Monitor ; Moving Stage 350 nm – 1 micron ( -540mm from IP) ( Beam Vibration )
Shintake Monitor ; Sweeping Magnet < 350 nm ( at IP ) Phase Scan
Carbon Wire ; Moving Stage ( micron level ) > 1 micron ( +390mm from IP) Sweeping Magnet ( sub-micron level )
from Okugi-san’s 4th ATF2 Project Meeting talk
200350
Shintake Monitor Area
IP
390540
547.5
135180120 100
705
QD0
SweepingMagnet
HondaMonitor
100180
155
100
CarbonWire
C-bandBPM
180
ScreenMonitor
705
Dump Bend
605 105150
135 180100
IP configuration Monitors : 3 beam size monitors 2 C-band BPMs 1 Screen Monitor 1 ICT 1 IP-BPM
IP-BPM
S-bandBPM
550 150
C-bandref
C-bandBPM ICT
FF: IP Area
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-1 0 0 0
-0.73 -1 0 0
0 0 2.35 -1.76
0 0 -1.94 1.87
R
K1(+) K2(+)
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25 30 35 40 45 500
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
Be
ta (
m)
S (m)
EXT Diagnostic Section (version 3.7)
2.55 1.24 1.27 1.26 3.82 3.82 3.760.85 0.85 1.27 2.200.42 0.86 0.86
SQ SQ SQ SQ WS WS WS WS WS
90°90°
180°90°
90°90°
– x– y
11°18°
28°29°
42°43°
29°29°
80.610.0
154.76.7
88.511.7
153.06.6
86.511.7σ (μm)
7 < σx/σy < 23
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2nd order dispersion
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chromaticity (EXT)
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beam size (μm)
Parameters
energy = 1.3 GeVγεx = 5×10-6 mεx = 2×10-9 mγεy = 3×10-8 mεy = 1×10-11 m
σz = 8 mmσδ = 0.08 %βx* = 4 mm
βy* = 0.1 mmσx* = 2.828 μm
σy* = 34 nm
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• stabilize beam into Final Focus (especially at sextupoles)• 2 dipole correctors per plane (Final Doublet phase and IP phase)• 2 BPMs per plane (Final Doublet phase and IP phase)• correctors and BPMs should be as far downstream as possible• feedback BPMs should have no dispersion• cavity BPMs used for feedback must have movers• BPMs must have resolution ≤ spot size for sub-σ stabilization• requires sub-micron resolution for vertical BPM at IP phase
– move nanoBPM setup to selected location (between QM14FF and QM13FF … it’s a tight fit) and use nBPM3 for feedback … or …
– could we use the IPBPM test setup here instead?
• use a stripline BPM for horizontal BPM at IP phase
Pulse-to-Pulse Feedback
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40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85-2.5
-2.25
-2
-1.75
-1.5
-1.25
-1
-0.75
-0.5
-0.25
0
(
rad
/2 )
S (m)
B5F
F
B2F
F
B1F
F
QD
18X
QF
19X
QD
20X
QF
21X
QM
16F
F
QM
15F
F
QM
14F
F
QM
13F
F
QM
12F
F
QM
11F
F
QD
10B
FF
Q
D10
AF
F
QF
9BF
F
QF
9AF
F
QD
8FF
QF
7FF
QD
6FF
QF
5BF
F
QF
5AF
F
QD
4BF
F
QD
4AF
F
QF
3FF
QD
2BF
F
QD
2AF
F
QF
1FF
QD
0FF
SF
6FF
SF
5FF
SD
4FF
SF
1FF
SD
0FF
ATF2 pulse-to-pulse feedback devices (v3.7)
XY
IP
IP phase
FD phase
IP phase
FD phase
IP phase
FD phase
IP phase
FD phase
IP phase
FD phase
ZV11X
ZV1FF
QBPM7FF
nBPM3
ZH10X
ZH1FF
ML1FF
QBPM9FF
ZHZVBPM
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40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 850
1000
2000
3000
4000
X B
ea
m S
ize
(m
)
40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 850
100
200
300
400
Y B
ea
m S
ize
(m
)
S (m)
ATF2 pulse-to-pulse feedback devices (v3.7)
302.6 µm
0.4 µm
1910.5 µm
7.9 µm
ZHBPM
ZVBPM
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• 2 new IDX skew quadrupoles (QS1X and QS2X)
• 2 new 20 amp bipolar power supplies (QK1X and QK4X)
• 4 new NKK CH horizontal dipole correctors (with 5(?) amp bipolar power supplies)
• 2 new NKK CV vertical dipole correctors (with 5(?) amp bipolar power supplies)
• QD14X running at 97% of max power supply current (see parts list … )
• FF matching quadrupoles (QM16FF – QM11FF): bipolar power supplies?
• power supply for BDMP
• Alexander Kalinin’s Feedforward/Feedback devices for EXT have not yet been incorporated into the MAD decks … should they be? can they coexist with FONT?
• off-beamline components (detectors, gamma collimators, MONALISA, etc.) not included
• also see comments and notes on each worksheet of the parts list …
Version 3.7 Parts List Issues
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• OTR1X … interference with DR quadrupole QM8R.1?
• nanoBPM setup … does it fit between QM14FF and QM13FF? (if not, move QM14FF upstream); can we use it for pulse-to-pulse feedback?
• should there be a location reserved for ODR?
• FONT kickers are not in the deck yet … need a design (30 cm striplines? FEATHER kickers?
• Kalinin’s feedforward/feedback devices?
• possible reduced (20-25%) gradient for extracted beam in QM7R.1: can’t match in EXT using only quadrupole strengths … change DR optics to compensate?
• simulations with estimated multipole content of SLAC epoxy kickers, QM7R.1, BS1X, and shimmed QC3s
• need “small spot” optics for LW1X (1 µm) operation
• need to redo and expand full tuning simulations
• MPS issues for commissioning?
Version 3.7 Optics and Simulation Issues
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Version 3.7 ReleaseFiles
Release v3.7 Files (July 18, 2007)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------ATF2_common.xsif : MAD input file (common definitions)EXT_v3.7.xsif : MAD input file (EXT line)FF_v3.7.xsif : MAD input file (Final Focus)inrays.mad : MAD input ray definitions (10000) for trackingATF2_v3.7.mad : top level MAD command fileATF2_v3.7.save : MAD SAVE file (for conversion to other optics program inputs)ATF2_v3.7.saveline : MAD SAVELINE file (for conversion to other optics program inputs)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------ATF2v3.7.ppt : v3.7 overview presentation (PowerPoint)ATF2v3.7.pdf : v3.7 overview presentation (pdf)ATF2DeviceListv3.7r0.xls : detailed parts list (Excel)ATF2v3.7Layout.ppt : scaled cartoons of specific locations (PowerPoint)ATF2v3.7Devices.txt : simple text file with device names, lengths, center positions, and nearby spacesATF2v3.7Devices.fig : scrollable beamline schematic (Matlab figure file)MagnetPositions.txt : comparison of v3.7 magnet positions to their v3.6 positions--------------------------------------------------------------------------------