CLIC Workshop 18 th -22 nd January 2016, CERN 1 Alfonso Benot Morell Manfred Wendt.

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CLIC Workshop 18 th -22 nd January 2016, CERN 1 Alfonso Benot Morell Manfred Wendt

1.The CLIC Drive Beam 2.Stripline BPM basics 3.Acquisition electronics 4.Pick-Up Design 5.Beam Tests at CTF3 6.Noise issues 7.Conclusions and future work CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN 2

1.The CLIC Drive Beam 2.Stripline BPM basics 3.Acquisition electronics 4.Pick-Up Design 5.Beam Tests at CTF3 6.Noise issues 7.Conclusions and future work CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN 3

4 BPM Requirements N° BPMs Beam current 100 A Bunch frequency 12 GHz Bunch length 10 ps Train length 242 ns Aperture 23 mm Spatial resolution 2 μm Time resolution 10 ns Accuracy 20 μm  Close proximity to PETS 130 MW of RF power at 12 GHz propagating along the Drive Beam pipe (fc TE11 = 7.64 GHz). Need to measure mW beam signals in proximity of MW RF pulses. Suppression of 12 GHz PETS interference needed.  Simple and economic design imposed by number of units and available installation space (<150 mm).  Tight resolution and accuracy requirements.

1.The CLIC Drive Beam 2.Stripline BPM basics 3.Acquisition electronics 4.Pick-Up Design 5.Beam Tests at CTF3 6.Noise issues 7.Conclusions and future work CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN 5

(N th notch tuned to f bunch ) 6  130 MW PETS RF interference at 12 GHz needs to be suppressed. BPM technology with a suitable frequency response.  Two possible versions of stripline BPM: Compact: downstream short-circuited electrodes, simple, low cost. Terminated: 8-port, increased tunability, loop-through calibration possible. CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN

1.The CLIC Drive Beam 2.Stripline BPM basics 3.Acquisition electronics 4.Pick-Up Design 5.Beam Tests at CTF3 6.Noise issues 7.Conclusions and future work CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN 7

 Analog signal shaping required for correct acquisition of short and intense BPM electrode signals  Integration / Low-Pass (LP) filtering before ADC.  Position estimates as x=k∆/Σ, being k the linear calibration coefficient and ∆ the difference, Σ the sum of opposite electrode signals. 8 PSPICE Simulation CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN … … … Pick-Up

9  Loop-through calibration, 2 modes: ◦ White noise ◦ Pulse train Loop-through Calibration V-Plane (same for H) CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN  Position along the pulse obtained by deconvolution between the electrode signals and BPM transfer response.  Electrode signals sensitive to >10ns position changes. PSPICE Simulation

1.The CLIC Drive Beam 2.Stripline BPM basics 3.Acquisition electronics 4.Pick-Up Design 5.Beam Tests at CTF3 6.Noise issues 7.Conclusions and future work CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN 10

Parameter Shorted BPM Terminated BPM Stripline length 25 mm37.5 mm Angular coverage 12.5% (45°)5.55% (20°) Electrode thickness 3.1 mm1 mm Outer radius 17 mm13.54 mm Ch. Impedance 37 Ω50 Ω Duct aperture23 mm Resolution 2 μm Accuracy 20 μm Time Resolution 10 ns dB CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN

1.The CLIC Drive Beam 2.Stripline BPM basics 3.Acquisition electronics 4.Pick-Up Design 5.Beam Tests at CTF3 6.Noise issues 7.Conclusions and future work CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN 12

 CTBM, pos and 0685  Evaluate the influence of 12 GHz PETS interference (130 MW in CLIC) in the linearity of the device.  Beam steered by corrector  Reference BPMs: Inductive BPMs 0520 and 0750  Three test scenarios: 2.4 MW, 40 MW and 60 MW PETS power interference at 12 GHz  Damaged right electrode in BPM 0645 (only 2.4 MW and 40 MW tested for H-plane)  µ-welding foreseen 13 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN

14 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN  Expected signal shape and levels  Signals for i.e. (x,y) = (0, 3.25), 40 MW PETS power

15 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN  Strange signals for BPM 0645  Beam scraping electrode??  Signals for (x,y) = (0, 3.25), 40 MW PETS power

 Stripline BPM unit CM.BPL0685  Three test scenarios: 2.4 MW, 40 MW and 60 MW PETS power interference at 12 GHz 16 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN x H,V = (S H,V -1 )∆/Σ + EOS H,V Parameter 2.4 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 3.5 A) 40 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 15 A) 60 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 22 A) EM Simulation V sensitivity S V (m -1 ) ± ± ± H sensitivity S H (m -1 ) ± ± 15.8N/A V offset EOS V (mm) 1.82 ± ± ± H offset EOS H (mm) ± ± 0.05N/A0.00 V RMS lin. error (μm) H RMS lin. error (μm) N/A0.00

 Stripline BPM unit CM.BPL0685  Three test scenarios: 2.4 MW, 40 MW and 60 MW PETS power interference at 12 GHz 17 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN x H,V = (S H,V -1 )∆/Σ + EOS H,V Parameter 2.4 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 3.5 A) 40 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 15 A) 60 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 22 A) EM Simulation V sensitivity S V (m -1 ) ± ± ± H sensitivity S H (m -1 ) ± ± 15.8N/A V offset EOS V (mm) 1.82 ± ± ± H offset EOS H (mm) ± ± 0.05N/A0.00 V RMS lin. error (μm) H RMS lin. error (μm) N/A0.00

 Stripline BPM unit CM.BPL0685  Y during H-scan: 18 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN  X during V-scan: Parameter 2.4 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 3.5 A) 40 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 15 A) 60 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 22 A) std (Δ/Σ) V N/A Tilt (mrad) N/A Parameter 2.4 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 3.5 A) 40 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 15 A) 60 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 22 A) std (Δ/Σ) H Tilt (mrad)

 Stripline BPM unit CM.BPL0685  Y during H-scan: 19 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN  X during V-scan: Parameter 2.4 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 3.5 A) 40 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 15 A) 60 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 22 A) std (Δ/Σ) V N/A Tilt (mrad) N/A Parameter 2.4 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 3.5 A) 40 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 15 A) 60 MW PETS RF power (Beam current: 22 A) std (Δ/Σ) H Tilt (mrad)

 Resolution test using Singular Value Decomposition (SVD): Separate systematic beam effects (i.e. betatron motion, cavity phase/energy errors, RF jitter…) from uncorrelated BPM noise floor  P=999 consecutive, synchronous shots (22 A beam) analysed for all M=9 BPMs in the Drive Beam of the Two-Beam Module  B = U·S·V T, where: B PxM  Position data for all BPMs U PxP  Temporal eigenvectors S PxM  Diagonal matrix (eigenvalues s ii ) V MxM  Spatial eigenvectors  s ii give correlation level between U and V  Set s ii = 0 in the high correlation region and recompute B  B’  σ (stdev) of columns of B’ : resolution for each BPM. For our prototypes: BPM0645 (#5): 1.4 µm (H), 0.5 µm (V) BPM0685 (#6): 2.4 µm (H), 2.5 µm (V) 20 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN

1.The CLIC Drive Beam 2.Stripline BPM basics 3.Acquisition electronics 4.Pick-Up Design 5.Beam Tests at CTF3 6.Noise issues 7.Conclusions and future work CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN 21

 Unwanted noise observed in the absence of beam / CAL inputs  up to ~100 ADC counts ~25mV  Unacceptable  Not present when cabling is removed  Uncorrelated component  Ground loop  Correlated component  ~230 kHz interference (switched power supply? )  Mitigation strategies tested: ◦ Transformers ◦ Inductive common mode chokes ◦ Capacitive DC blocks  Reduced to ~15 ADC counts  ~3.75mV (Acceptable) by disconnecting calibrator during beam operation. 22 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN

1.The CLIC Drive Beam 2.Stripline BPM basics 3.Acquisition electronics 4.Pick-Up Design 5.Beam Tests at CTF3 6.Noise issues 7.Conclusions and future work CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN 23

 Stripline BPM with terminated electrodes Improved suppression of 12 GHz PETS interference Acquisition electronics for improved time resolution and calibration functionality Resolution results close to specified values  Plans for 2016 Linearity/Sensitivity tests:  Separate beam scans for units 0645 and  Test H-plane of unit 0685 with 60 MW PETS power. 24 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN

25 B.P. Bielawski, D. Gudkov, T. Lefèvre, F. Locci, S. Magnoni, L. Søby, M. Wendt J.M. Nappa, S. Vilalte S. Smith A. Faus-Golfe CLIC Workshop Organization CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN

26 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN

 Compact version (shorted electrodes)  Terminated version (8 ports) (N th notch tuned to f bunch ) 27 CLIC Workshop, 18 th – 22 nd January 2016, CERN

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