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Beam Dynamics Justifications of modification of
Linac structuresC.Limborg-Deprey
Parameter goals for the LCLS injectorDipole moment
in L01 in L02
Quadrupole moment
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Gun S1 S2 L0-119.8MV/m
L0-224 MV/m
‘Laser Heater’
6 MeV = 1.6 m ,un. = 3keV
63 MeV = 1.08 m ,un. = 3keV
135 MeV = 1.07 m ,un. = 3keV
DL1
135 MeV = 1.07 m ,un. = 40keV
Lina
c tu
nnel
UV Laser 200 J,
= 255 nm, 10ps, r = 1.2 mm
Peak Current 100 A
Charge 1 nC
projected,slice 1.2,1 m.rad
Repetition rate 120 Hz
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Nominal tuning – Q = 1nC,10psNominal tuning – Q = 1nC,10psthth = 0.72 mm.mrad, r = 0.72 mm.mrad, rlaserlaser = 1.2 mm = 1.2 mm
Solenoid 1 0.3% gun 2.5
Solenoid 2 20% Linac Field 12 %
(EFinal = 150 MeV )
Egun 0.5%
Balance~ 3% is ok
Errrors
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Combination of errors
Using extreme values of parameters deviations meeting regulation specifications
Design for 1nC operation even if other operating points are being investigated
Using extreme values of parameters deviations meeting regulation specifications
Design for 1nC operation even if other operating points are being investigated
Param. Nom. Units Stability Requirement
Sol1 2.7235 kG 0.02 %
Sol2 0.748 kG 1 %
Gun
Phase
27.25 /0-X 0.1
Gun Field 120 MV/m 0.5%
Charge 1 nC 5%
L01Field 18 MV/m 2.5%
2^6 possibilities = 64 2^6 possibilities = 64 runsruns
Cannot afford additional emittance growth
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S-Band linac structure
Correction of amplitude term with offset of cell
No correction of phase term
See J.Schmerge talk
and Blue Book P 147, P191
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L01 entrance coupler
Dipole time dependent head-tail kick, integrated over the entrance cell and two first full cell (see Z.Li’s talk)
10ps bunch, Phase = close to crest , 18MV/m
() 2.5.10-3
increase
with = rms of head-tail kick
o
twiss
o
2
1
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L01 entrance coupler
Crest = 0
Max – min for a 10 ps long bunch
Rms a 10 ps long bunch
a 10 ps long bunch
Vrf = 18 MV/m
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L01 coupler
PARMELA simulations of misalignment including transverse wakefield show similar magnitude
200 rad = 2.4.10-3
4% increase
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L01 exit coupler
The emittance growth will not exceed 1% at the exit of L01
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L02 entrance coupler
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L02 exit coupler
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Quadrupole moment
Quadrupole moment in L01 entrance
0.0200.20Cross Dual
0.0040.04Race-track dual
0.0630.63Symmetric dual
0.0780.78SLAC Single feed
Head-tail angle (rad/m)
()/m
0.0200.20Cross Dual
0.0040.04Race-track dual
0.0630.63Symmetric dual
0.0780.78SLAC Single feed
Head-tail angle (rad/m)
()/m
for 10 ps
Dual feed
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Conclusion
Dual Feed mandatory for both L01 and L02 input couplers
output couplers do not absolutely require dual feed
Racetrack shape of entrance cell is mandatory for both L01 and L02