JLEIC electron injection demo

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JLEIC electron injection demo How to Use UITF JLEIC electron injection demo J. Guo, J. Grames December 12, 2018

JLEIC e-ring injection beam requirement JLEIC e-ring has the circumference of ~2256m, two 476MHz 1047m (3.49μs) long bunch trains of opposite polarization, with up to 3A average current (~7nC per bunch) JLEIC electron injection requires pulsed bunch trains with low repetition rate, limited by both the kicker recovery time (up to 60Hz) and transverse damping time (6-400 ms). Injected bunch repetition rate 17.01-68.05 MHz to match the 1497MHz CEBAF RF frequency. Requires ~1047m bunch train with pulsed current ~2mA, charge per bunch up to 30- 50pC to achieve the injection time goal. More complicated time structure desired: double charge or reprate in a few bunches at the head/tail of the bunch train gaps Down polarized bunch train Up polarized bunch train

What can be demonstrated at UITF UITF provides more potential to test beam closer to JLEIC e-ring injection requirement, with better availability and less restriction. Generating the up to 2mA 4-24μs bunch train Only 0.4mA generated in CEBAF gun Generate the 68MHz or 17MHz polarized beam with 25-50pC charge per bunch CEBAF tests were limited to ~0.4pC with 2×499MHz reprate Generating the double intensity head/tail section (70-130ns each) in the bunch train Test the RF feed-forward algorism Reprograming CEBAF RF control modules considered risky for CEBAF operation