Agenda Cooling finger HV-Prep Valve (2-3/4” vs. 4-1/2“) Puck moves = QE falls Prep vacuum & bakeout Abnormal beam shape and orbit from HV chamber.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Coolidge X-ray Tube. + High voltage - Anode cathode Cooling fins A Vacuum Low ac voltage Gas envelope A X-rays.
Advertisements

Gun summer shutdown New NEG’s - Ten 9.5” strips New NEG tube – 27 hr. sputtering time New cathode – “yellow” 25 deg SS polished to 1um, 100kV.
CESR as Light Source David L. Rubin for the CESR Operations Group Cornell University Laboratory for Elementary-Particle Physics.
Commissioning August & September. 2 Agenda 11:20 Coffee 11:30 Introduction Sue S 11:35 Controls (an overview) Brian M 10:55 Controls & Data Acquisition.
Polarized Electron Source R&D at CEBAF/JLab P. Adderley, J. Brittian, J.Clark, J. Grames, J. Hansknecht, M.Poelker, M. Stutzman, R. Suleiman Students:
Status of 1.3-GHz Cavity Vacuum Furnace at IB-4 SRF Dev. Group Meeting 27 Sept 2010.
August 11, 2004SPEAR3 Chicane Lattice Review Lifetime and injection efficiency vs. Dynamic and physical aperture; Measurement & simulation.
05/20/ High-Current Polarized Source Developments Evgeni Tsentalovich MIT.
GaAs and CsKSb Photocathodes for DC Gun
Day 19: Electrostatic Potential Energy & CRT Applications
Beam Therapy Equipment
1) Source Issues 2) SLAC’s ITF Jym Clendenin SLAC.
09/13/20111 Status of high intensity polarized electron gun project at MIT-Bates Evgeni Tsentalovich MIT.
Polarized GaAs photo cathode development and the preparation of Gatling Gun cathodes at BNL The Single Cathode Activation Chamber.
Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)
PESP 2008 JLAB 1st-3rd Oct Photocathode Preparation System for the ALICE Photoinjector Keith Middleman Vacuum Science Group ASTeC, Daresbury UK.
Measurements of Photocathode Operational Lifetime
1 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES Storage Ring Commissioning Samuel Krinsky-Accelerator Physics Group Leader NSLS-II ASAC Meeting October 14-15, 2010.
Operated by the Southeastern Universities Research Association for the U.S. Department Of Energy Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility M. Poelker,
LAPPD Collaboration Review 12/9/2011 Ossy Siegmund, Sharon Jelinsky, Jason McPhate, Joe Tedesco Experimental Astrophysics Group, Space Sciences Laboratory,
Booster and Collider SC magnets. Design & prototyping of UHV and cryostat systems for Booster and Collider A.Smirnov JINR, Dubna, Russia NICA Machine Advisory.
Kapton module ass. Spacers for pins 3.6 m m 1.25 mm.
09/10/2007 Polarized Source for eRHIC Evgeni Tsentalovich MIT.
1 LARP Collimator Engineering E. Doyle 2/3/05. 2 Review: SS Thermal Simulation 150mm OD 25mm wall Simply supported Heat: 1hr beam life, FLUKA results,
High Intensity Polarized Electron Gun Studies at MIT-Bates 10/01/2008 PESP Evgeni Tsentalovich MIT.
DC photogun vacuum characterization through photocathode lifetime studies Marcy L. Stutzman, Philip Adderley, Joseph Grames, Matthew Poelker, Ken Surles-Law.
Cs 2 Te Photocathodes for CTF3 Photoinjectors R. LOSITO - CERN 4/10/2006.
Operated by the Southeastern Universities Research Association for the U.S. Depart. Of Energy Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility Lifetime Measurements.
Photocathode R&D and Characterization of Photoemitted Electrons Brian S. Henderson Rice University Advisors: Ivan Bazarov, Yulin Li, Xianghong Liu June.
Isabell-A. Melzer-Pellmann LET Beam Dynamics Workshop, Lumi scans with wakefields in Merlin Lumi scans with wakefields in Merlin Isabell-A.
Draft MD Planning Thu (3.11.) DayTimeMDMP Thu05:00 Ramp down, cycle 07: GeV: Injection stability and losses – check steering constraints, define.
4 th Electron-Ion Collider Workshop, Hampton University, Monday May 19 th, 2008 CEBAF Load-Lock Polarized Electron Photogun Joe Grames & Matt Poelker (Jefferson.
Injector Status & Commissioning QWeak Collaboration Meeting May 24, 2010 P. Adderley, J. Clark, S. Covert, J. Grames, J. Hansknecht, M. Poelker, M. Stutzman,
BSRT UPDATE LMC 02-OCT-2012 F.Roncarolo on behalf of the BSRT team W.Andreazza, E.Bravin, A.Boccardi, J-J.Gras, A.Goldblatt, M.Hamani, T.Lefevre, R.Jones,
Update: Puck and Gun Magnet March 1, Magnetized Gun 2 K 2 CsSb Preparation Chamber HV Chamber.
Performed at Brookhaven National Lab for Fermilab Main Injector Electron Cloud Studies June 2009 Linda Valerio September 11, 2009.
Beam Loss Issues for High-Power, High-Brightness Electron Injectors Bruce Dunham Cornell University December 18, 2012.
11/12/20151 Status of high intensity polarized electron gun project at MIT-Bates Evgeni Tsentalovich MIT.
How Does Your TV Work? A brief introduction.. Two Amazing Things about the Brain 1.Connecting the dots Pixels and resolution 2.Connecting the frames 15.
SANE Magnet Review ● Repaired polarized target magnet was successfully energized and put in persistent mode on 12/18/08 after the review, following the.
Beam Commissioning Adam Bartnik.
JLEIC R&D weekly meeting, Thursday Jan 26, JLab.
T980 STATUS AND CHANGES FOR
SLSP activated well on April 7th
SUMMER 2017 SUMMER 2018 >= SUMMER 2019
GaAs Photocathode Development
Why are we removing our very good gun?
EBTF Design Review Technical Meeting Group
DC Injector and Space Charge Simulation Status
D I s , a ·.... l8l8.
K2CsSb cathode tests at Jlab
History of the Development of the Modern Model of the Atom
Parity Quality Beam (PQB)
Further Measurements of Photocathode
Charlie Sinclair Cornell University (retired)
I ll I
NEG-coated gun: Black R30 arc at 227kV, white R30 arc at 164 after refurbishing and second bake Carlos Wednesday, August 10, 2018.
Injector Topics for Discussion
' 1 A ./.\.l+./.\.l
Carlos Hernandez-Garcia Don Bullard February 2, 2017
Cooler e-source Magnetized Beam LDRD Progress Report
Hydrogen and Ultra-High Vacuum
Shukui Zhang, Matt Poelker, Marcy Stutzman
Gabriel Palacios 09/04/18 Tests for Joe Gabriel Palacios 09/04/18.
LLGUN2 Biased Anode Commissioning
DC Photocathode Gun (JLAB)
UPPSALA UNIVERSITY_GERSEMI PROJECT
Electron Cooling in ELENA - observations and plans
UITF: T-cathode electrode, BPM [kV]
Cooler e-source Magnetized Beam LDRD Progress Report
Presentation transcript:

Agenda Cooling finger HV-Prep Valve (2-3/4” vs. 4-1/2“) Puck moves = QE falls Prep vacuum & bakeout Abnormal beam shape and orbit from HV chamber

Cooling finger Puck/photocathode heated to 580 C (0.5 to many hours) Cooling time to 100 C about 2 hours, to 30 C about 6 hours Would like LL puck cooling time similar to BP (~ 2 hours) Different configuration Prep=heat chamber HV-Prep Valve (2-3/4” vs. 4-1/2”) Longitudinal manipulator alignment is quite good Retraction success is 100% Insertion success is ~95% Puck scraping valve ID progressively worsening Last retraction required “bending” manipulator

Puck Move = QE falls On May 30 QE scans vs. puck moves 5.4% initial 4.2% out/in 4.2% no move 3.5% out/in 2.5% out/in 2.2% out/in On May 31 heat/activate and recover 14.1% QE scans on June 2 w/ valve open/closing

Prep Vacuum vs. HV-Prep Valve BP Prep base vacuum nA (50-90 nA during activation) LL Prep base vacuum nA ( nA during activation) Valve ClosedValve Open Hydrogen Nitrogen

Abnormal beam shape and steering from HV chamber Beam from photocathode “center” requires large vertical correction Matt beam steering (4pm good, 10pm bad) Ken electrostatic simulations (effect of cathode tube vs. no tube) Joe mask activation

No heat cycle No mask activation (2600,2600) Yes heat cycle No mask activation (2600,2200) (calibrated 4.94 um/step)