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Beam Instrumentations: Requirements for Proton and Electron Beams C. Bracco, E. Gschwendtner, B. Goddard, M. Meddahi, A. Petrenko, F. Velotti Acknowledgements: WP3 and WP4 members, P. Muggli and A. Caldwell

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Page 1: Beam Instrumentations: Requirements for Proton and Electron Beams C. Bracco, E. Gschwendtner, B. Goddard, M. Meddahi, A. Petrenko, F. Velotti Acknowledgements:

Beam Instrumentations: Requirements for Proton and Electron Beams

C. Bracco, E. Gschwendtner, B. Goddard, M. Meddahi, A. Petrenko, F. Velotti

Acknowledgements: WP3 and WP4 members, P. Muggli and A. Caldwell

Page 2: Beam Instrumentations: Requirements for Proton and Electron Beams C. Bracco, E. Gschwendtner, B. Goddard, M. Meddahi, A. Petrenko, F. Velotti Acknowledgements:

Outlines Introduction

Layout and optics Electron and proton beam integration (side-injection, on-axis injection)

Electron beam line Beam characteristics Lattice Wish list for diagnostics

Proton beam line Beam characteristics Lattice Wish list for diagnostics

Summary

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Reminder

Three beams into the game!

7.16 %

Phase 1 (2016): protons + laser beam prove SMI

Phase 2 (2017): protons + laser + electron beam probe acceleration

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Proton and Electron Beam Common beam line last ~4.4 m before plasma cell

C. Magnier, F. Galleazzi

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Proton and Electron Beam15

-25

mm

20 m

m

10 m

40 m

m

<0.5 mm

p

e

10 m

40 m

m

pe

40 m

m

Side injection

On axis injection

20 m

m24

mm

s=801mOff axis!!

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Electron Beam Line

Momentum [GeV/c] 10-20 (nom. 15)

# bunches 1

p+ per bunch 2.0 × 109

Current [nC] 0.3

Norm. Emittance [mm mrad]

2

e-

e-p+

On-axis inj

Quads inside the connection tunnel

Final triplet

* *tot. envelope: 2x Envelope Hor/Verbeam pipes Ø: 15-25 mm

F. m. Velotti

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Electron Beam Line

1. Emittance measurement at beginning of the line Available space (~50 cm) between elements in the

connection tunnel Vertical dispersion non-zero

2. Beam size at the plasma cell3. BPMs for correction assuming 1vs1 strategy

14 (1 per quad) + 2 before the plasma cell 6 of them in the common part with p+

4. Momentum measurements Spectrometer at the end of RF gun? At one of the h-

bends?

5. Bunch length measurements 6. Current measurements

F. m. Velotti

Page 8: Beam Instrumentations: Requirements for Proton and Electron Beams C. Bracco, E. Gschwendtner, B. Goddard, M. Meddahi, A. Petrenko, F. Velotti Acknowledgements:

Electron Beam Line

1. Emittance measurement at beginning of the line Available space (~50 cm) between elements in the

connection tunnel Vertical dispersion non-zero

2. Beam size at the plasma cell3. BPMs for correction assuming 1vs1 strategy

14 (1 per quad) + 2 before the plasma cell 6 of them in the common part with p+

4. Momentum measurements Spectrometer at the end of RF gun? At one of the h-

bends?

5. Bunch length measurements 6. Current measurements

Measurements

Precision Position

Emittance +/- 200 m Connection tunnel

Beam size +/- 50 m Before plasma cell

Beam position +/- 200 m+/- 50 m

@ quads and before plasma cell

Momentum +/- 7.5 keV horizontal bends

Current < 1% Before/after plasma cell

F. m. Velotti

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Proton Beam

CNGS AWAKENominal Setup

Momentum [GeV/c] 400 400 400

# bunches 2100 1 1

p+ per bunch 1.05 × 1010 3 × 1011 5 × 109

Repetition rate [s] 6 30 ---

Norm. Emittance [mm mrad]

~8 2-3.5 1-2

Specifications (based on LHC TL and HiRadMat requirements) for the unchanged part of the beam line (everything installed upstream of BTVG.412108) :

•BPM:• 0.2 mm total accuracy • Resolution: 0.1 mm (within 20 mm radius)

•BCT:• 1->2% absolute precision

•BTV: • Beam size precision: 0.1 mm

•BLM:• Detect local loss of 5e8 charges

Diagnostics for single bunches!

~74 times lower intensity than

CNGS

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Changes in the Proton Beam Line

Instrumentation presently installed:

BTVG.412108BPG.412211BLM.412243BPG.412321BPG.412424BTVG.412424BFCT.412425BTVG.412434BLMr.412445/BLMl.412445BPG.412444BTV.412445BPKG.412449

Target Area (not possible to reuse)

Possible to reuse? (provided required modifications)

~ 90 m

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What is Needed in the “New Line”?

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

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What is Needed in the “New Line”?

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

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Proton and Laser Beam

Plasma cell

Not real bottleneck

Laser

Prot

on

± 8 mm

± 6 mm

~7 mm (it must be > 5 mm!)

BPG

new

BPG

BPG

new

BPG

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What is Needed in the “New Line”?

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

BPG

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Required Pointing Accuracy

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Required Pointing Accuracy

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Beam Envelope at BPMs

s**[m]

Tot. Env. X[mm]

Tot. Env. Y[mm]

Beam Pipe[mm]

Accuracy[mm]

BPG.412211 749.420 16.5 31.1 60 0.2

BPG.412321 777.575 24.0 14.0 50* 0.2

BPG.412424 785.025 15.0 13.9 50* 0.2

BPG.412xxx 788.025 13.2 12.3 50* 0.2

BPG.412xxx 798.825 7.0 6.7 40 0.05

BPG.412xxx 805.325 4.8 4.8 20/40*** 0.05

BPG.412xxx 815.825 9.2 8.3 40 0.05

BPG.412xxx 822.825 13.4 12.0 40 0.05

** end position * 50 mm (inner diameter) vacuum chamber for new B190 dipoles, to be checked if still compatible with 60 mm aperture at BPMs (J. Hansen)*** side injection/ on axis injection

Downstream of plasma cell

Interlocked!

Extraction from SPS must be stopped if beyond tolerances: 100 m and 15 rad

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What is Needed in the “New Line”?

BTV

BTV

BTV

BTV

BTV

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Proton Beam Line Optics Requirements

Round beam with a beam size @ plasma cell entrance 1 = 200 ± 20 m

Achieved: 1 = 202 m

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Beam Envelope at BTVs

S [m]

Tot. Env. X[mm]

Tot. Env. Y[mm]

Beam Pipe[mm]

Accuracy[mm]

BTV.412108 740.215 13.2 30.6 60 0.2

BTV.412xxx 804.675 4.8 4.8 20/40* <0.05

BTV.412xxx 820.675 12.1 10.8 40 <0.05Downstream of plasma cell

The last two BTVs have to be used also for the proton and laser beam setup (position: two beams coaxial) a screen has to be added for the laser beam (reduced power during setup, see Mikhail’s talk)

The Monitor downstream can be used also for the e-beam

Position and beam size measurements

* side injection/ on axis injection

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What is Needed in the “New Line”?

BLM

BLM

BLM @ location of vertical bottleneck (5e8 charges)BCT: 1-2% absolute precision

BC

T

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Summary 1/2 Electron beam line:

Completely new diagnostics to measure: Emittance Energy Beam size @ plasma cell Beam position Bunch length Current

Proton beam line: Adapt existing diagnostics for AWAKE operation (1 bunch) up to

BTVG.412108 (excluded) + reuse part of remaining diagnostics Five additional BPM Two additional monitors for beam size measurements of the p

beam and position measurements for p and laser

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Summary 1/2

Main challenges: Coexistence of the e an p beams Reduced beam pipe diameters (15-24 mm) Almost no space around the beam pipes in common part of

the lines (we’ll try to optimize the lattice): How to implement pickups for position measurements? How to perform beam profile measurements?

Required very high accuracy in position measurements for p and laser beam

Low electron energy and current The option of having a unique design for on axis and side-

injection is being evaluated: double diagnostics at the end of the line…..