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A Project of Sub-picosecond Light Pulse Generation from the SPring-8 Storage Ring T. Nakazato SPring-8 March. 1, 2005 Core-university Seminar

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A Project of Sub-picosecond Light Pulse Generation from the

SPring-8 Storage Ring

T. Nakazato

SPring-8

March. 1, 2005

Core-university Seminar

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Contents•Principle and concept design of a short pulse generator.

•Pulse width and extraction efficiency.

•Beam loss by the short pulse generator.

•Phase noise of RF system at SP8.

•R&D

1)Phase stability & vibration measurement

at KEK : basic data for system design.

2)Fast 300kW phase shifter.

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Generating a short light pulse from a bunch at Spring-8

1.9psec

)0(tan

22

*

0

=

→≈ Wtilt

yp θ

σσ

m/psec7.6tan µσ

θ ==t

tilt

h(for no diffraction)

1L

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Concept Design of Short Pulse Generator at SP8

SteerersSlit #1

101

5

10

==

=

u

u

N

mmGap

mmλ

MVV 67.1=⊥ mm20

m27

Mini-pole UndulatorSuperconducting Crab Cavities (4 Sets)

Quads (exist) Slit #2

Side View of a Bunch

RF phase stability of 14 mdeg (0.24mrad) !

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Storage Ring Parameters (1) ( common for 4 & 8 GeV)

•Stored current (Ibeam) 1.5 mA (single bunch operation)100mA (multi bunch operation)

•Bunch population (Nb) 4.48×1010

•Bunch charge (Qb) 7.18×10-9 Coulomb•Betatron tune (νx/νy) 40.15/18.35•Coupling constant(κ) 0.1%•RF frequency (frf) 508.58 MHz•RF Voltage (Vrf) 16 MV•Harmonic number (h) 2436•Revolution Frequency (frev) 208.8 kHz•Momentum compaction factor (α) 1.46×10-4

•Bending radius (ρ) 39.2718 m•Longitudinal impedance (Z///n) 0.200 Ω

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Storage Ring Parameters (2)

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92.0

5

101

10

==

==

K

mmGap

N

mm

u

■To get brilliance in Photons/sec/m2/rad2/1%BW, multiply 6.3×108 (4GeV) or 1.7×108 (8GeV) for the 1st order peak.

Light spectrum for 100% efficiency

( as K→0 )

( as K→0 )

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Light Pulse Width and Extraction Efficiency

ηθ

πσσtilt

ypp

Lh2

1220

2

tan

'

3

Σ+≈

2112

111

LLL−=

'yΣ : Width of radiation angular distribution.

: Distance from emission point to the slit #1 and #2.21,LL

( for slit #1 width << h)

tilt

yp θ

σσ

tan

*

0 =

sec54.02 0 pp =σsec96.12 0 pp =σ

↑ shows for standard undulators.02 pσAsymmetric-cut crystal will improve the efficiency!

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RF parameters (preliminary)•Cavity Type Superconducting single cell•Deflecting Mode TM110•Number of Cavities 4•Deflecting Frequency 508.58 MHz •R/Q 64 Ω•Loaded Q (QL) 5×104

•RF power 200 kW/Cavity•Length of Drift Space 10 m•Deflecting Voltage 1.67 MV•Bunch Tilting 13.34μm/psec at 4GeV

6.67 μm/psec at 8GeV

•Phase stability 14 mdeg (0.24mrad) ←COD≦1μm

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Fields of the Crab Cavity.

TM010 mode

f=412.56MHz

Lower order mode

Deflecting modeTM110 mode

f=508.58MHz

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300kW fast phase shifter

Case A

High power phase shifter

Fed by same generator

Case B

Low power phase shifter

Fed by different generators

∆φ1 Cavity #1

Ref Φ det1

Cavity #4

Φ det4

∆φ4

・・・

Cavity #1

Ref Φ det1

∆φ1

Cavity #4

Φ det4

∆φ4

・・・

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Measured parameters of low power model phase shifterMeasured Calculated

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Special Thanks to…

Prof. Hosoyama + Crab Cavity Group, KEK

KEKB SCC Group