Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
Published byNeal Sharp Modified over 8 years ago
1
E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations Yuri Alexahin, Yichen Ji APC meeting on e-cloud theory & simulations 15 April 2015
2
04/15/2015Y.Alexahin & Y.Ji | E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations2 Recycler Instability Last year (before shutdown) Recycler suffered from fast horizontal instability –had 10-20 turns growth rate –affected bunches in the second half of the batch –depended strongly on bunch length –had no obvious tune / chromaticity dependence –could be averted by first weak batch To get 15 turns rise-time the impedance must be Z ~ 0.5G /m (A. Burov) turnx ½ synchrotron period Onset of instability after injection of a single batch of nominal intensity 4 10 12
3
3 Some Formulas 04/15/2015Y.Alexahin & Y.Ji | E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations
4
4 POSINST Simulations 04/15/2015Y.Alexahin & Y.Ji | E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations “Flip-flop” due to e- cloud space-charge repulsive effect Ey at the origin (V/m) e-cloud density within 1 (1/m^3) Ex at the origin (V/m) Nm=6 bunches/period Np=5.26e10/bunch x0=1mm x=3.6mm, y=1.6mm ||=73.5cm
5
5 Closer look at 1 period (6 bunches) 04/15/2015Y.Alexahin & Y.Ji | E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations I peak = 1.36 A n e (ref) = 3 10 13 /m 3 x 0 = 1mm t (ns) n e (max) is delayed from I peak by ~2ns t (ns) I 1 / (I peak x 0 ) E x (V/m) I / I peak n e / n e (ref)
6
6 Fourier in moving 1-period window 04/15/2015Y.Alexahin & Y.Ji | E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations k=2*Nm+1 k=3*Nm+1 k=Nm-1 k=2*Nm-1 Despite apparent stochasticity in Ex there is some consistency in Fourier coefficients Im( F Ex) k=Nm+1 Re( F Ex) k=3*Nm+1
7
7 Impedance With total length of focusing quads L= 684m |Z |~ 1 2 G /m (for low harmonics) 04/15/2015Y.Alexahin & Y.Ji | E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations harmonic k15711131719 Z /L, M /m 2 1.1+1.3i1.1-0.3i1.8+0.0i2.8+1.9i0.4+1.4i4.3-4.6i5.6-1.9i Ex Fourier harmonics for Nm=6 bunches/period: red dots – average over 1-period sliding window, blue dots – FFT for the entire interval t (1.3 s, 4.0 s). For exactly periodic Ex would survive only k=j*Nm 1, j=0,1,2,…, these harmonics are indicated by arrows. k Ex(k)Ex(k)
8
8 Effect on the Beam – Multibunch Modes 04/15/2015Y.Alexahin & Y.Ji | E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations phase can be considered as function of z and t: what about x=dx/dz? propagation along z: 2 3 45 6 12 3 45 6 x 1 xx “slow wave” x “fast wave” bunch displacement at z=0
9
9 Effect on the Beam – Hydrodynamical Approximation 04/15/2015Y.Alexahin & Y.Ji | E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations multiply by I 0 and use dI 0 /dz 0 average over period T using commutativity of d/dz and dt for periodic functions multiply by x From simulations ReZ eff /L 1.3 M /m 2 =0 use z as the independent variable
10
10 Growth Rate 04/15/2015Y.Alexahin & Y.Ji | E-Cloud Impedance from POSINST simulations for parameters used here the increment of an “absolute” instability would be Parameter scan is underway (number of bunches/period, “snake” amplitude, beam current, SEY) Electric field gradient also will be analysed to estimate Landau damping
Similar presentations
© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.