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1 CLAS12 Longitudinally Polarized Target R&D Update CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015 Chris Keith

2 Polarizing Magnet Pumping system Microwaves (140 GHz @ 5T) NMR 1K Refrigerator CLAS12 Solenoid (not to scale) UVA/JLa b ODU CNU ammonia Field PolTar12: components for a dnp target 2 Beam CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

3 Polarizing Magnet Pumping system Microwaves (140 GHz @ 5T) NMR 1K Refrigerator CLAS12 Solenoid (not to scale) UVA/JLa b ODU CNU ammonia Field PolTar12: components for a dnp target 1.Magnet 2.Microwaves 3.Target Sample 3CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

4 PolTar12: magnet CLAS12 solenoid design specs 5.0 tesla  B/B ≤ 10 -4 (Ø2.5 x 4 cm central volume)  B/B = 10 -3 Proton reduced ~20% Deuteron reduced ~50%  B/B = 10 -4 negligible effect Polarization v. field dependence for NH 3 and ND 3 @ 136 GHz M. Seely, Yale 1982 If necessary we can add small shim coils inside the target cryostat to improve the uniformity… 4CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

5 PolTar12: magnet Sebastian Kuhn: We can also use internal, superconducting coils to adjust the polarizing field for two target samples, and take data on both polarizations simultaneously. Beam Coil 1 & 1A Coil 2 & 2A Target 1 (-80 gauss) Target 2 (+80 gauss) 1K LHe 5 Tesla Carbon Foil Heat shield Vacuum can Question: Can we uniformly irradiate both samples with one microwave source? 5 Pumping tube CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

6 PolTar12: microwaves And how can we do it if there is no room for a microwave horn? 6CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

7 PolTar12: microwaves Measure the frequency (137 GHz) Measure the REFLECTED power 2 ft WR-6 rect. waveguide 3 ft oversized circular waveguide Various cavities (copper, aluminum, etc) Liquid crystal film Liquid crystal film changes color according to temperature. Three sensitivities: 25 C 30 C 35 C 7CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

8 Radiation pattern from a conical horn. Reflected power ~2 mW. Radiation pattern from unterminated waveguide. Reflected power ~2 mW. PolTar12: microwaves 8CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

9 Attempts to make slotted-style antennae in the circular waveguide were unsuccessful. Very little power transmission, and very large reflected power.  Waveguide “reflectors” worked much better. Radiation pattern from the wedge. Reflected power ~ 2 mW. Wedge-shaped reflector soldered into the circular waveguide. PolTar12: microwaves LC film 9CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

10 Using a metal cavity makes a tremendous difference. The power is much more uniformly distributed, and reflected power continues to be minimal. Radiation pattern after a 15 s exposure, 25 C film (most sensitive). Note the two “hot spots”. Wedge-shaped reflector inside a copper cavity, OD ~ 4.5 cm LC Film PolTar12: microwaves 10CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

11 Microwave pattern can be tailored to the desired target geometry. Aluminum cavity w/ hemispherical end cap, diameter ~ 7.5 cm 60 s exposure on 35 C film (least sensitive) Approximate size of two 2.5 x 2.0 cm target cells, w/ 2 cm separation PolTar12: microwaves 11CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

12 The next step is to make more quantitative measurements Use a grid of 8 thermocouples to map the power distribution inside a 6 cm aluminum cavity Thermocouple junctions are covered by a microwave absorber Assembly is complete Tests are underway PolTar12: microwaves 12CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

13 PolTar12: target insert Ammonia samples are placed into the target cryostat with a sample insert. It usually contains the microwave and NMR services as well. Senior Staff, October 20, 201513 The UVa polarized target

14 PolTar12: target insert A major obstacle in the design of the CLAS12 polarized target is its overall length, almost 3 meters. This will make installation and replacement of the target sample very unwieldy and more subject to damage and frost. James Brock has introduced a new design that has the potential to alleviate this problem. A proof-of-principle prototype has been constructed and looks very promising. 14CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

15 PolTar12: target insert In the new design a single, removable insert is replaced by two inserts that remain inside the cryostat. 1. NMR & Microwave insert: a hollow tube with NMR cables & coils, microwave waveguide, and a beam entrance window at the warm end. To pumps 15 Outer vac. can Helium pumping tube 1K refrigerator LHe fill tube NMR coil & cable Waveguide Microwave cavity 4K LHe Helium vapor (gray) Beam window CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

16 PolTar12: target insert In the new design a single, removable insert is replaced by two inserts that remain inside the cryostat. 2. Sample insert: small container for ammonia sample(s) and liquid helium, with a re-entrant beam window. To pumps 16CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

17 PolTar12: target insert Preloaded ammonia “cartridges” are placed into the sample insert in the retracted position via a dedicated loading port. To pumps 17 The sample is then moved into the center of the microwave cavity and NMR coil. CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

18 PolTar12: target insert The sample insert is fill with 1K LHe from the refrigerator and the ammonia is dynamically polarized. To pumps 18 Beam Ready for beam! CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

19 PolTar12: target insert To pumps 19 The sample is unloaded and replaced by a fresh sample in the same manner. Repeat as necessary… CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

20 PolTar12: summary Most recent activity on PolTar12 has been on the microwave & target insert subsystems Good progress on the microwaves  results are very promising for the double-cell design New insert design promises to make sample loading and unloading easier  prototype has been constructed & successfully tested Work will now focus on other subsystems  NMR system (remote frequency tuning, optimize coil design)  1 K refrigerator (finalize design & engineering) 20CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

21 PolTar12: microwaves EIO microwave tube 136.5 ± 2 GHz (4.87 ±.07 tesla) 34 W max power! No tuning motor Power v. Frequency (CNU measurements) Graph by Sarah Clark 21CLAS Collaboration, October 20, 2015

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