2/07/2014 EMITTANCE MEASUREMENTS MTA BEAMLINE
PERFORMANCE All stable optics tunes work 4 very different operations have been installed Experimental tune 180, 90, and 120 phase advance across emittance straight Two very different 90 tunes Provide consistent results MW4-6 All stable optics calculations without tuning Few pulses/very minor steering for exact centering Very low loss operation 0.3 mr/hr measured at emittance absorber Example 90 phase advance tune
EMITTANCE MEASUREMENT QUICK AND DIRTY METHOD Dispersion suppression across straight Phase advance MW4 – MW6 approaches 180 ~reflection of profiles Double parameter search of UQ08/UQ09 Location of minimum spot size Actual waist is a few centimeters upstream Introduces insignificant error Divergence is the most difficult parameter to measure ( , r 12, r 34 ) At 180 , f~=L, = x (or y)/L x MW5 (or y) Surprisingly accurate L Location of MW5 0, α 0, 0 1, α 1, 1 2, α 2, 2 Location of MW4
180 TUNE RESULTS PRELIMINAR MW4 – MW6 scaled to pitches (poor man scaling x (full) 12 mm-mr tails increase across straight y (full) 10 mm-mr Distinctly nonGaussian rms ~ 3 mm-mr With 55 of total horizontal bend in horz difficult to cancel D’ completely Observe dispersion increasing across straight and creating tails Horz MW4- MW6
MOMENTUM SPREAD MEASURE MW2 has a dispersion ~7m (2mm pitch) Appears to be a complicated profile – appears to be real Have to take the entire linac pulse into MTA beamline Artifacts from the first 2 sec before feedback circuits correct dp/p appears to be in the range of % from all high- dispersion locations
ANALYSIS AND FUTURE MEASUREMENTS Last call for beam 2/3/2014 Crane installation underway Unclear when we can run beam in near future Analyze 180/90 profiles Initial phase space tumbling Some evidence of nonelliptical phase space Need more phase advance data for tomography Chase all dipoles by 0.5-2% in strength Equivalent to dp/p shift measure dispersion x’ x x tumbling