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Testing Infrastructure, Program and Milestones Test Facilities Testing Program for 2008 Milestones Steffen Döbert, ACE, 17.01.2008

High Power test facilities at CERN Rf power production with CTF3 X 2 Delay Loop 4 A - 1.2 ms 1.5 GHz, 150 MeV Drive Beam Accelerator Drive Beam Injector 16 structures - 3 GHz - 7 MV/m X 4 Combiner Ring 30 GHz Test stand 30 A - 140 ns 12 GHz, 150 MeV 70 MW, 100 ns Probe Beam Injector Two Beam Test stand 12 GHz, 2008 200 MW, 140 ns TBL, 16*150 MW, 140 ns Automatic conditioning system controlling the experiments and the accelerator

30 GHz test stand in CTF3

Automatic conditioning using CTF3 Check out the online results: http://cern.ch/project-clic-rfcond30/

X-band test facilities at SLAC NLCTA: 3 Test Stations: 2x50 MW into SLEDII, 300 MW , 240-400 ns, fully automated conditioning Klystron Lab: 2 single Klystron test stands 2x50 MW into SLED II ASTA bunker We agreed on planning for 9 testing slots this year

X-band Test Facilities at KEK Single Klystron (50 MW) test stand up and running NEXTEF: Available from 2008, 2x50 MW, 400 ns, 24/7 operation (currently tested to 2x10 MW)

X-band Test Facilities at KEK Structure testing area inside the bunker We plan for 3 experiments together with KEK this year

Stand alone X-band power source at CERN Single Klystron (50 MW) test stand with pulse compression at 12 GHz Klystron 50 MW 1500 ns 50 Hz test slot 200 MW, 0 ... 100 ns or 100 MW, 0 ... 350 ns phase modulation hybrid Modulator pulse compression Status: Approval of the finance committee for klystron purchase, Dec 2007 ~ 18 Months needed for construction (not before mid 2009)

Structure Program Philosophy Gradient program (highest priority): Demonstrate a CLIC prototype structure: (100 MV/m,200-300ns, 12 GHz, damping) General high gradient R&D (high priority): Find the universal breakdown theory, P/C, phase advance, materials Try to do that with simple and clear experiments (single cells and short structures) Fabrication technology (high priority): Disks, slots, quadrants, surface treatment, procedures Start with simple structures and experiments (single cells, DC-spark), eventually we need to go to full structures

30 GHz break down R&D program in CTF3 List of planned experiments HDS4_vg2.6_thick (iris thickness, phase advance, P/C) Finished ! NDS4_vg2.5_thick (Effect of slots and quadrants) Finished ! C30_vg4.7_quad (clear experiment for fab. Tech.) Decision point, see flow chart ! - HDS11_vg2 (clear P/C experiment without other changes) HDS4_vg2.6_thick_clean (compares cleaning with previous) - NDS4_vg3.6_thin (iris thickness in comparison with NDS4_thick) C30_vg2.6 (P/C) C30_vg8.2 (P/C) C30_vg4.7_sb (speed bump) C30_vg2_TM02 (vg) HDS 11 copper/molybdenum (for better statistics)

30 GHz flow chart 2007 HDS4_vg2.6_thick (negative test result) NDS4_vg2.5_thick (negative test result) C30_vg4.7_quad Input for x-band Quads or slot are not a problem P/C ok 2008 Quads or slot are a problem HDS11_vg2 C30_vg2.6 HDS4_vg2.6_thick_clean C30_vg8.2 NDS4_vg3.6_thin New ideas if needed C30_vg4.7_sb C30_vg2_TM02

11 GHz CLIC structure program List of planned experiments 11.4 GHz: TD18_vg2.4_quad (CERN, VDL, Japanese industry) [2x] (test of P/C, damping, quadrant technology) T28_vg2.9 (done by SLAC) (conservative approach) T18_vg2.4_disk (SLAC,KEK) [2-4] {1 CERN, 2 SLAC/KEK (test 1 at SLAC and 1 at KEK), 1 KEK} (test of P/C in conservative technology, technology comparison) Decision point, see flow chart T18_vg2.4_quad (CERN) (test of P/C, quadrant technology) - TD18_vg2.4_disk (CERN) [2x] (mainly test of damping) TD28_vg2.9 (CERN) (back up test of damping if others are not successful) T24vg1.7 (CERN); new CLIC structure

Parameters along the structures CLIC_vg3/1 is more extreme in maximum surface field, pulsed heating and lowest group velocity TD18_vg2.4 TD28vg3 75 35

New 11 GHz breakdown R&D program with short structures Probing different apertures, iris thickness, structure length and transition between SW and TW regime C10_vg1.3 (close to old CLIC vg1.1) [2x] C10_vg3.3 (T53 input cell) [2x] C10_vg0.7 [2x] C10_vg2.2_thick [2x] Structures made by SLAC with reusable coupler, The program is nicely complimenting SLAC’s efforts focusing on single cells Details in Ricardo's talk

Mile stones and decision points 100 MV/m average gradient for CLIC pulse length with good breakdown rate and acceptable efficiency > 10 % Similar performance with damping Similar performance, damping, better efficiency ‘CLIC prototype structure’ Fully featured structure HOM loads and s-BPM’s integrated (ASSET test ?) 06/2008: Review manufacturing technology, optimization strategy, baseline geometry, rf parameters 12/2008: Review damping options and parameter optimization

11 GHz flow chart ? 2008 TD18_vg2.4_quad T28_vg2.9 CLICvg1 geometry OK T18_vg2.4_disk CLICvg1 geometry not OK Quads OK +Damp Disks OK TD18_vg2.4_disk TD28_vg2.9 T24_vg1.7 Damping Not OK (T18_vg2.4_quad) Input from break down R&D 2009 CLIC prototype quads damped ? CLIC prototype disks damped CLIC prototype TD28 like 2010 Go towards more extreme structures

Efficiency milestones 2009 P = 64 MW; 241 ns  nb = 312 P = 70 MW; 295 ns  nb = 359 4/2008 12/2008 P = 111 MW; 102 ns  nb = 66 P = 102 MW; 113 ns  nb = 93 4/2008 P = 134 MW; 104 ns  nb = 27 done 100 MV/m loaded, 10-6 break down rate, qb=4*109, 6-8 rf period bunch spacing, P*pl/C = 18 Wue

Conclusions First promising data points are existing We have set up a coherent testing program with well defined and realistic goals The program is constraint by the availability of testing slots We have to rely heavily on our collaborations to succeed We have powerful international collaborations to work on this problems

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Parameters of new structure TD24vg1.7 Frequency: f [GHz] 12 Average iris radius/wavelength: <a>/λ 0.11 Input/Output iris radii: a1,2 [mm] 3.15, 2.35 Input/Output iris thickness: d1,2 [mm] 1.67, 1.00 N. of reg. cells, str. length: Nc, l [mm] 24, 229 Bunch separation: Ns [rf cycles] 6 Luminosity per bunch X-ing: Lb× [m-2] 1.22×1034 Bunch population: N 3.72×109 Number of bunches in a train: Nb 312 Filling time, rise time: τf , τr [ns] 62.9, 22.4 Pulse length: τp [ns] 240.8 Input power: Pin [MW] 63.8 Pin/CtPp1/3[MW/mm ns1/3] 18 Max. surface field: Esurfmax [MV/m] 245 Max. temperature rise: ΔTmax [K] 53 Efficiency: η [%] 27.7 Figure of merit: ηLb× /N [a.u.] 9.1

Iris diameter and thickness scaling test geometrical variation of gradient d [mm] a [mm] 2.66 2.13 2.00 1.66 1.37 1.25 2.53 Vg 0.7 CLIC _vg1 output 1.0% 2.85 T53 output 1.0% 3.0 CERN-X 1.1% Vg 1.3 3.87 3.89* Input 2.2% 30 GHz 2π/3 ≈2.6% T53 input* 3.3% 4.38 30 GHz 2π/3 4.7% 5.00 30 GHz π/2 7.4% 2π/3 8.2%