CLIC Workshop – CERN, October 2007 1 / 17 DC breakdown experiments for CLIC CERN, TS-MME Antoine Descoeudres, Trond Ramsvik, Sergio Calatroni, Mauro Taborelli.

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CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 DC breakdown experiments for CLIC CERN, TS-MME Antoine Descoeudres, Trond Ramsvik, Sergio Calatroni, Mauro Taborelli CLIC Workshop October 2007

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Why do we study DC breakdowns ? Simple set-up to produce DC sparks DC tests are faster and more flexible Investigation of :  new materials  surface treatments (mechanical, chemical, plasma, heat, …) DC breakdowns are easier to understand and to model (…really ???) Materials requirements for CLIC: high gradient low breakdown rate low structure deterioration after breakdown Additional inputs for the design and the choice of the RF CLIC structures (materials, preparation, …)

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Experimental set-up V power supply (up to 12 kV) C (28 nF) vacuum chamber (UHV mbar) current probe to scope anode (rounded tip, Ø 2.3 mm) cathode (plane) HV switch spark  -displacement gap  m ( ± 1  m) max. field : 12 kV / 20  m = 600 MV/m typ. spark energy : ½ · (28nF) · (10kV) 2 = ~ 1 J

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 1 st type of measurement : field emission V A I V 

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 2 nd type of measurement : breakdown field E b V 1) 2) Q E initial EbEb E remaining nb of breakdown EbEb conditioning curve, saturated field E b

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 3 rd type of measurement : breakdown rate V breakdown rate vs field E BDR nb of attempt E remaining BDR breakdown ?

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 DC vs RF : what is similar and what is not pulse duration : 100 ns (RF)  s (DC) area exposed to field : Ø cm (RF)  Ø 100  m (DC) field : 100 MV/m energy : 1 J UHV breakdown initiation : protrusions, field emission, melting, evaporation, gas release, fatigue, …

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Conditioning curves of pure metals

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Ranking of pure metals conditioning speed Cu‘‘immediate’’ Mo~ 50 sparks V~ 100 sparks gap instability Cu< 24 % Mo< 10 % Ti< 50 % Cu, W, Mo : same ranking as in RF (30 GHz tests) (max. gap variation after a full conditioning experiment) difficult to point out 1 dominant physical property, combination of several ones (melting point, heat of fusion, thermal conductivity, electrical conductivity, vapour pressure, surface tension, …) !!

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Other materials : Alloys gap highly unstable! latest measurement : E b > 800 MV/m ! (conditioned in 20 sparks and gap quite stable)

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Effect of the surface finishing EDM : ~ same saturated field, but much slower conditioning speed (due to surface modification, higher roughness) Mo Glidcop

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Ex-situ heat treatment (Mo, 2h) conditioning speed improved (to reach 400 MV/m) ~ 60 sparks~ 15 sparks~ 12 sparks ~ 10 sparks same saturated field conditioning speed improved by oxides reduction 2h at 875°C is a good choice (to be tested soon on RF structures) XPS measurements : amount of Mo oxides at the surface reduced after heat treatment Hardness measurements : 1000°C and 1200°C samples are recrystallized, 875°C sample is not recrystallized

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Ex-situ heat treatment (Cu, 2h) slight improvement in saturated field (10%) KEK results 400°C 700°C 310°C Kobayashi et al., Vacuum (1996)

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Breakdown rate : sparks distribution breakdowns are randomly distributed, but come often by groups experimentally difficult to go under a breakdown probability of (time consuming, poor statistics, frequent mechanical problems with HV switch) no breakdown breakdown

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Breakdown rate vs field : RF (30 GHz) points are aligned in a log(P) vs field plot

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Breakdown rate vs field : DC Same trend as in RF measurements  consistent for comparison Slopes are different, but Cu steeper than Mo in both cases slope: 1 decade every… 23 MV/m 27 MV/m 13 MV/m 11 MV/m 37 MV/m 28 MV/m

CLIC Workshop – CERN, October / 17 Summary Various metals and alloys have been tested (E b, cond. speed, gap stability) Saturated breakdown field of Cu, W, Mo  same ranking in RF and DC Stainless Steel  very high gradient, to be confirmed Heat treatment of Mo  increase in conditioning speed by removing oxides DC breakdown rate measurements  Breakdown probability increases exponentially with applied field  DC – RF : different slopes, but Cu steeper than Mo