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20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN Multipactor effect in coaxial cables and dielectric-loaded waveguides. Study of the electromagnetic spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge Benito Gimeno Martínez(*), V. E. Boria, C. Vicente, J. Gil, A. M. Pérez, M. Reglero, S. Anza, A. Coves, G. Torregrosa, A. Álvarez, F. Quesada, F.J. Pérez-Soler, E. Sorolla, D. Raboso, C. Tienda (*) Department of Applied Physics and Electromagnetics – Institute of Material Science University of Valencia, Valencia (Spain)

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN INDEX Multipactor effect in coaxial waveguides - Theoretical model - Numerical and experimental results Multipactor effect in dielectric-loaded parallel-plate waveguides - Theory - Simulations Analysis of the electromagnetic spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge in a parallel-plate waveguide - Theory - Results Conclusions and future lines

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN INDEX Multipactor effect in coaxial waveguides - Theoretical model - Numerical and experimental results Multipactor effect in dielectric-loaded parallel-plate waveguides - Theory - Simulations Analysis of the electromagnetic spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge in a parallel-plate waveguide - Theory - Results Conclusions and future lines

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN COAXIAL WAVEGUIDES Theoretical model (1) Objective: Study of the multipactor effect in coaxial waveguides for space telecom applications. - A numerical algorithm to predict multipactor breakdown voltage threshold in coaxial guides has been implemented based on the effective electron concept. - The TEM mode has been considered (electric and magnetic fields): Forward and backward waves are considered: R= Reflection coefficient Travelling Wave (TW): R=0 Standing Wave (SW): R=0.5,  1 =0,  2 = 

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN COAXIAL WAVEGUIDES Theoretical model (2) - Model of space charge: An electron sheet of surface density -  is moving between electrodes. - Vaughan´s model for SEY: Gaussian distribution of velocities and cosine law for secondary electrons

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN COAXIAL WAVEGUIDES Theoretical model (3) - Electrons dynamics: Velocity-Verlet algorithm Dynamics of an effective electron as a function of time is simulated The developed software CAD tool is called MULTICOAX

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN COAXIAL WAVEGUIDES Numerical and experimental results (1) - Comparison with technical literature: R. Woo, J. Appl. Phys., vol. 39, no. 13, pp , 1968 E. Somersalo, P. Ylä-Ojala, D. Porch, J. Sarvas, Particle Accelerators, Vol. 59, pp , A coaxial sample has been designed, manufactured and measured at ESA/ESTEC Lab.: A quarter-wave transformer at 1.35 GHz (return losses: ~20 dB) b=5.65 mm, a=4.65 mm; d=b - a=1mm

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN COAXIAL WAVEGUIDES Numerical and experimental results (2) Criteria for multipactor breakdown voltage threshold in MULTICOAX: saturation of the electron population Experimental measurement W ESA/ESTEC Multipactor Calculator316.2 W MULTICOAX W Comparison between experiment and simulation of the multipactor breakdown power threshold: COPPER SILVER Experimental measurement W ESA/ESTEC Multipactor Calculator289.4 W MULTICOAX W MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE NO MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN COAXIAL WAVEGUIDES Numerical and experimental results (3) - Study of the axial drift in the TW and SW configurations (I): TW SW Electron moves to the ATTRACTOR (zero of the electric field SW pattern) Electron moves in the z>0 axis (for a TW travelling in z>0 direction) Multipactor discharge is extinguished !

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN COAXIAL WAVEGUIDES Numerical and experimental results (4) - Study of the axial drift in the TW and SW configurations (II): Multipactor breakdown voltage threshold is higher for SW than for TW configurations for higher values of (f d) Example: Coaxial waveguide, Z 0 =50 , d=20 mm For (f d) > ~7 GHz mm TW and SW voltage threshold are splitted TW SW

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN INDEX Multipactor effect in coaxial waveguides - Theoretical model - Numerical and experimental results Multipactor effect in dielectric-loaded parallel-plate waveguides - Theory - Simulations Analysis of the electromagnetic spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge in a parallel-plate waveguide - Theory - Results Conclusions and future lines

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN DIELECTRIC-LOADED PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDES Theory Objective: To study two-surface multipactor regime in a parallel-plate waveguide dielectric-loaded with a uniform slab - Simultaneous tracking of multiple effecttive electrons - Dielectric surface static charge (positive or negative) is accounted: DC electric field - Space-charge effects are included in the simulation (a dynamic current sheet produces the electron repulsion) - Total electric field: RF + DC + SC - Different SEY curves for metal and dielectric; gaussian velocity distribution has been used for secondary electrons.

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN DIELECTRIC-LOADED PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDES Simulations (1) Mitigation of the multipactor discharge: Case study I MaterialW max (eV)W 1 (eV)W 2 (eV)W 0 (eV)  max Silver Alumina An electron is in resonance (first order of multipactor) G. Torregrosa, Á. Coves, C. P. Vicente, A. M. Pérez, B. Gimeno, V. E. Boria, IEEE Electron Device Letters, vol. 27, no. 7, pp , July eV < KINETIC IMPACT ENERGY < 85.5 eV Electrons: emitted on the metal, absorbed on the dielectric DC electric field becames negative Electrons are repelled on the dielectric surface Resonance is lost Electrons collide in the metal with low energy Electrons population diminish !

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN MULTIPACTOR EFFECT IN DIELECTRIC-LOADED PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDES Simulations (2) Mitigation of the multipactor discharge: Case study II MaterialW max (eV)W 1 (eV)W 2 (eV)W 0 (eV)  max Silver Alumina An electron is in resonance (first order) KINETIC IMPACT ENERGY > 30.0 eV Electrons are released on both metal and dielectric surfaces DC electric field becames positive Electrons are attracted to the dielectric surface, and resonance is lost More e - are absorbed on metal than emitted on diel. Electrons population diminish ! G. Torregrosa, Á. Coves, C. P. Vicente, A. M. Pérez, B. Gimeno, V. E. Boria, IEEE Trans. Electron Device, vol. 55, no. 9, pp , Sept Electrons are absorbed on metal

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN INDEX Multipactor effect in coaxial waveguides - Theoretical model - Numerical and experimental results Multipactor effect in dielectric-loaded parallel-plate waveguides - Theory - Simulations Analysis of the electromagnetic spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge in a parallel-plate waveguide - Theory - Results Conclusions and future lines

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Theory_I (1) Objective: Evaluation of the full spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge occuring within a parallel-plate waveguide under an harmonic voltage excitation - We consider the 1D electron movement (along the z-direction) - Sombrin’s model allows to calculate in a simple way the electron kinematics and the perfect resonance conditions: RESONANCE CONDITION N = 1, 3, 5, …. Application on measurements test set-up

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Theory_I (2) Velocity of an effective electron in perfect resonance condictions: Spatial average of the electron point-current: Electron movement is a singular point-current density: Electron velocity is a periodic function of period NT Observation Point >> Equivalent multipactor wire current

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Theory_I (3) Equivalent wire current is expanded into a Fourier series: where expansion coefficients are obtained in a simple closed form: The equivalent wire current is expressed in phasor complex currents radiating at discrete frequencies:

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Theory_I (4) Radiation of the equivalent wire current in the parallel- plate scenario is considered using image theory: IMAGES OF INFINITESIMAL CURRENTS IMAGES OF EQUIVALENT SPACE-AVERAGED CURRENT INFINITE UNIFORM STRAIGHT CURRENT This infinite wire current radiates in free-space Free-space Green´s function is used to calculate the electromagnetic radiated field pattern in terms of scalar electric and vector magnetic potentials:

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Theory_I (5) Electric and magnetic are analytically evaluated in the far-field region: Integration of the complex Poynting´s vector in a cylindrical surface allows to evaluate the total radiated power by the multipactor discharge in a closed analytical expression: (n = 1, 3, 5, 7,….)

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Results_I (1) Power spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge at different multipactor orders (N) in comparison with numerical results obtained with a PIC code: RF HARMONIC

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Results_I (2) E. Sorolla, S. Anza, B. Gimeno, A. M. Pérez, C. Vicente, J. Gil, F. J. Pérez-Soler, F. D. Quesada, A. Álvarez, V. E. Boria, IEEE Trans. Electron Devices, vol. 55, no. 8, pp , Aug Electric field radiated by an electron as a function of time in comparison with a PIC code for multipactor order N=7: It might be used for wake-fields calculations

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Theory_II (1) Objective: Evaluation of the full spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge occuring within a parallel-plate waveguide under an arbitrary voltage - We consider the 1D effective electron movement (along the x-direction) - Space-charge effects are considered with a planar current-sheet moving between electrodes: The voltage V RF (t) is an arbitrary function of time - The effective electron dynamics is numerically calculated by means of the Velocity-Verlet algorithm considering Lorentz’s force and the total electric field:

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Theory_II (2) - The equivalent wire current is given by the following expression: where the current electron population generated by the considered effective electron is accounted. The Fourier transform is numerically evaluated by means of the FFT algorithm: Finally, the total electromagnetic radiated power by the multipactor discharge is calculated:

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN SPECTRUM RADIATED BY A MULTIPACTOR DISCHARGE IN A PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE Results_II (1) - Example: Single-carrier analysis

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN INDEX Multipactor effect in coaxial waveguides - Theoretical model - Numerical and experimental results Multipactor effect in dielectric-loaded parallel-plate waveguides - Theory - Simulations Analysis of the electromagnetic spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge in a parallel-plate waveguide - Theory - Results Conclusions and future lines

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE LINES Conclusions and future lines - Multipactor in coaxial waveguides: Simulation tool: MULTICOAX Tested and validated with technical literature and experimental data Attractors in SW configuration migth produce a partial mitigation of the discharge Influence of attractors has been studied: voltage threshold is splitted for TW and SW Numerical evaluation of susceptibility charts including multipactor higher-order modes To study multipactor effect in circular waveguide - Multipactor in dielectric-loaded waveguides: Simulation tool has been developed Two cases-study have been analyzed: mitigation of the multipactor discharge is possible in the presence of dielectric materials Design of an experiment to measure a multipactor discharge including a dielectric slab - Analysis of the electromagnetic power spectrum radiated by a multipactor discharge: Sombrin´s model provides a simple descripction of the multipactor phenomena -> Analytical evaluation of the electromagnetic fields radiated by the discharge -> Closed expression for the total radiated power Simulation tool for the calculation of the radiated power of a discharge under arbitrary time regime Calculation of the electromagnetic fields radiated by a charged particle within a waveguide -> Wake fields calculation

20-21/11/ Electron Cloud Mitigation Workshop 2008, ECM’08, CERN THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR ATTENTION