Part III Commissioning
Dec 13, 2015
Part III
Commissioning
Proof of Principle FFAG (POP) study
• The world first proton FFAG– Commissioned in March 2000.– From 50 keV to 500 keV in 1ms.– Proof of proton FFAG– Various beam operations
Components
POP synchrotron
• overview
Optics with linear approximation
• SAD calculation
Multi-turn injection
1 turn (left) and 5 turns (right)
Beam acceleration
• BPM signal
Observations of machine parameters
• Tune survey
• (dynamic) aperture survey
Tune at injection with various F/D ratio
Energy dependence
Synchrotron oscillation frequency radius position
Dynamic aperture surveysingle particle simulation
Experimental results
Center of gravitymulti-particle simulation
Amplitude dependent tune shift
More beam manipulation study
• Multi bunch acceleration• Acceleration with 2 fixed frequency• Slow extraction with massless septum• Resonance crossing
Multi bunch acceleration
• As long as two buckets are separated in longitudinal phase space, simultaneous acceleration is possible.
• Repetition rate is effectively increased.
RF pattern
• Second RF follow the first one.
Acceleration with two RF buckets
• Experimental results
Acceleration with 2 fixed frequency
• Idea is to accelerate a beam with two (or more) fixed frequency.
• By simulation, if the
timing of two RF is
chosen correctly,
a part of a beam is
accelerated.
Experimental results
Black: simulation with two buckets.Green: simulation with one bucket.Red: experiment with two buckets.
It is proven experimentally thatenergy is increased more than thatcan be accelerated with one bucket.
Slow extraction with massless septum
• Septum without septum blade.• Field does not drop off shapely, rather linear decay like a quadru
pole.
Field distribution (calculated and measured)
• Measured a model magnet.
How the massless septum works.
(a) Kick by massless septum.(b) Cut by electric septum.(c) Restore the beam by massless septum.
Resonance crossing
• Crossing speed is a parameter
Signal at 4 RF patterns
• 20 deg. 10 deg.
4 deg. 2deg.
•Red arrow indicates time when a beam hits chamber.•When the ramping is slow, a beam is lost before hitting chamber.