Cu + Acid Passivation + Etching (43) Kazue Yokoyama.

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Cu + Acid Passivation + Etching (43) Kazue Yokoyama

overview  Spot1 (z=4.05) : No reliable data (I found broken cables in a circuit.)  Spot2 (z=4.15) : Measured beta & BD Field  Spot3 (z=4.25) : Measured beta & BD Field  Spot4 (z=4.35) : Measured spectrums by Jan  Spot5 (z=4.45) : Measured beta & BD Field  Spot6 (z=4.55) : Measured beta & BD Field

Spot1 (z=4.05) : No data because of broken cables in a circuit > Beta values couldn’t be measured.

 I couldn’t say Local field = 10.8 GV/m (= beta * breakdown field).  It looks higher than 10.8 GV/m.

 No BD, but pressure is changed a bit. BD at high field (~450 MV/m) by Jan MV/m

 I couldn’t say Local field = 10.8 GV/m (= beta * breakdown field).  It looks higher than 10.8 GV/m.  Notes: Antoine Descoeudres’s data (± 16%)  · E b = 10.8 GV/m Local field = cst = 10.8 GV/m for Cu

 After many BDs, Local field reached 10.5 GV/m (= beta * breakdown field).

 I could say Local field is around 10 GV/m (= beta * breakdown field).

Beta measurements  beta wouldn’t be changed drastically by gap measurements.

Beta measurements A break for a couple of hours -> beta value grew downward. Material surface could be changed as time advances.

 After BD, higher voltage is required for beta measurements as time advances.  beta value is changed by using the method in the current program. : Few data and unsuitable region for fitting 2E-11 [A] < current < 1E-9 [A]

Beta~90 Beta~50  After BD in a while, it seems that data shows several slopes.

Summary of Cu + Acid Passivation + Etching (43) Average of Initial beta (before breakdown) and beta * BD Field: spot2 ~ 49, beta*BD Field ~ 12.6 GV/m spot3 ~ 29, beta*BD Field ~ 13.4 GV/m spot4 ~ 30, beta*BD Field ~ 14.2 GV/m spot5 ~ 30, beta*BD Field ~ > 10.2 GV/m spot6 ~ 20, beta*BD Field ~ 10.6 GV/m

example of waveform from PMT (Photomultiplier Tube)  Two peaks can be seen in a waveform.

summary  Just after BD, material surface could be un stable. It might be caused by outgas or ions under vacuum…  might indicate this condition. Local field =  (befor BD) * BD Field (after beta measurement) But E m =  * E M  : field enhancement factor ← constant; Material characteristic and average value under stable surface. Em : micro, EM :macroscopic field The  value after BD could not indicate the state .  I’d like to test some coppers like a fine grain or large grain. Beta value could be depend on a crystal structure.

DC Breakdown samples Y. Higashi 7N Large Grain 7N Fine Grain 6N HIP (hard material)6N Fine Grain