800 MHz 2-Cavity module simulations

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800 MHz 2-Cavity module simulations Yaroslav Shashkov NRNU MEPHI / CERN (BE-RF-BR) With input from: R. Calaga T. Roggen N.P. Sobenin M. Zobov

Content Probe and Hook couplers Hybrid coupler Grooved beam pipe Comparison

Array of 2 cells

2 cell cavity simulation 1032 MHz 1099 MHz

Coupled modes or 1+1≠2 1200 MHz 1276 MHz 1350 MHz

R/Q TM01 cut off TE11 cut off 1 , Ohm 2 1 – First dipole modes (TE111, TM110) 2 – Coupled modes

Qext 2 1 1 – First dipole modes (TE111, TM110) 2 – Coupled modes Qext is little bit too high

Rsh

S-parameters before tuning

Tuning

S-parameters after tuning

Qext after first tuning attempt 1 1 – same modes but different polarizations

Qext after first tuning attempt 1 1 – same modes but different polarizations

S-parameters after tuning

Rotation of cavities for damping polarized modes

Qext after rotation 1 Qext are one order of magnitude lower except for the strange mode *1 which has R/Q of 0.8 Ohms

Qext After tuning

“Tesla” couplers Pros: Widespread well known technology Could be easy in manufacturing Just 2 couplers required for each cell Cons: Non demountable

S-parameters for Tesla coupler

Cut off at 1.9 GHz Notch at 800 MHz 0 dB -20 dB

Hybrid coupler

Qext Qext are of the same order for both types of couplers

Grooved beam pipe Pros High HOM damping rates No complains on operation for similar designs (KEKB, CESR-B, etc.) Cons More longitudinal space required Scaling to 4 cavities is complicated

Qext Orange – monopole modes Blue – Dipole, quadrupole, etc

R/Q for grooved cavity 1 2 1 – First dipole modes (TE111, TM110) 2 – Coupled modes

Longitudinal Rsh Longitudinal Rsh is lower than 10^3 Ohms

Transverse Rsh Longitudinal Rsh is lower tha 10^3 Ohms

Comparison of Qext

Conclusion Tesla type coupler shows similar results on HOM damping comparing to Probe and Hook and the decision on which technology to use should be dictated from technological point of view The grooved beam pipe design shows very good results on HOM damping but it requires more longitudinal space and cryomodules. However this design could be attractive for the schemes that requires less than 4 cavities

Thank you for attention