Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 1Dortmund, 2006-09-27
News from RF at PETRA
•• PETRA PETRA todaytoday and in and in futurefuture•• changeschanges in in powerpower distributiondistribution of of waveguideswaveguides•• waveguidewaveguide shuttershutter, , phaseshifterphaseshifter•• Klystron Working Point ControllerKlystron Working Point Controller•• 8 longitudinal 8 longitudinal feedbackfeedback kickercavitieskickercavities•• ELWIS (2nd ELWIS (2nd radiationtestradiationtest))•• klystronprotectionklystronprotection ((crowbarcrowbar, , pearsonpearson probe)probe)•• conditioningconditioning of of inputinput powerpower couplerscouplers (>250 kW)(>250 kW)
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 2Dortmund, 2006-09-27
PETRA today
positrons/electronspositrons/electrons for HERA:for HERA:beam energy: Ebeam energy: E00 = 7= 7--12 GeV12 GeVbeam current: Ibeam current: I00 = 45 = 45 mAmA
protonsprotons for HERA:for HERA:beam energy: Ebeam energy: E00 = 7.5= 7.5--40 GeV40 GeV
beam current: Ibeam current: I00 = 120 = 120 mAmAsynchrotronlightsynchrotronlight for HASYLAB:for HASYLAB:beam energy: Ebeam energy: E00 = 11.5 GeV= 11.5 GeVbeam current: Ibeam current: I00 = 50 = 50 mAmA
positrons/electrons in HERA:positrons/electrons in HERA:beam energy: Ebeam energy: E00 = 12= 12--27 GeV27 GeV
beam current: Ibeam current: I00 = 40 = 40 mAmAprotons in HERA:protons in HERA:
beam energy: Ebeam energy: E00 = 40= 40--920 GeV920 GeVbeam current: Ibeam current: I00 = 105 = 105 mAmA
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 3Dortmund, 2006-09-27
and the future...an impression of the new hall
Beam Energy: Beam Energy: EE0 0 = 6 GeV= 6 GeVLength: Length: l = 2304 ml = 2304 mArc radiusArc radius 191.73 m and 22.918 m191.73 m and 22.918 mBeam Current: Beam Current: II00 = 100 = 100 mAmA (200 (200 mAmA))loss per turnloss per turn UUll = 7.590 = 7.590 MeVMeVEmittanceEmittance ((horhor)) ε = 1 ε = 1 nmradnmrad !!Topping upTopping up
FrequencyFrequency:: ffRFRF = 499.66 MHz= 499.66 MHzBeamBeam Power Power (100mA)(100mA):: PPbeambeam = 759 kW = 759 kW ((dipoldipol, , undulatorsundulators, , dampingdamping wigglerswigglers and HOM and HOM losseslosses))CircumferencialCircumferencial Voltage:UVoltage:Ucc = 20 MV = 20 MV (in 12 7(in 12 7--cell cell cavitiescavities, , powerpower per per couplercoupler: 124 kW): 124 kW)rfrf--PowerPower (100mA)(100mA):: PPrfrf = 1573 kW = 1573 kW (2 (2 transmittertransmitter á 786 kW)á 786 kW)
1 meter!
accelerator-tunnel
beamlines
10 m10 m
Temp. regulation in tunnel: 0.1 deg C! In hall: 1 deg C.Temp. regulation in tunnel: 0.1 deg C! In hall: 1 deg C.
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 4Dortmund, 2006-09-27
current vs future WG-distribution
TX 4 WG parallel
TX
PETRA-II2 TX on 16 cavities
PETRA-III2 TX on 12 cavities
dismounting of 2 cavities on each side,magic Ts exchanged by hybrids
to the other TX
to the other TX
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 5Dortmund, 2006-09-27
top view in tunnel
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 6Dortmund, 2006-09-27
rf-system at PETRA III
Waveguide Power Distribution
7-cell cavities
MT
Waveguide Power Distribution
WG-ShutterWG-Shutter
100 kW Load
100 kW Load
400 kW Load
400 kW Load
800 kW Klystron
800 kW Klystron
4-Port
Circulator
Phase-Shifter
Phase-Shifter
7-cell cavities
Interconnection Line
MT
.
WG-ShutterWG-Shutter
100 kW Load
100 kW Load
400 kW Load
400 kW Load
800 kW Klystron
800 kW Klystron
4-Port
Circulator
Phase-Shifter
Phase-Shifter
Transmitter Hall
PETRA-SR
Transmitter Hall
PETRA-SL
PETRA Tunnel
3 dB Hybr. Cplr.
3 dB Hybr. Cplr.
3 dB Hybr. Cplr.
3 dB Hybr. Cplr.
Normally each transmitter drives 'its'
own 6 cavities.
Option to run with only one transmitter (1440 kW) on all cavities,but reduced beamcurrent:
ca. 83 mA
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 7Dortmund, 2006-09-27
klystron 2
circulator
stairway to tunnel
spare klystronelectronic
klystron 1
switching area
waveguide-power distribution
waveguides to cavities SR and to transmitter SL
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Senderhalle SR (Geb.42b)one transmitter hall (SR)
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 8Dortmund, 2006-09-27
waveguide shutter
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 9Dortmund, 2006-09-27
Klystron Working Point Controland fast RF-Loop
T=3s
Cath.-PS
T=10ms
Anode-PS
500-MHz Reference KlystronsDriver
CavitiesRF
I/QModulator
I/Q
Demodulator
Iset Qset
Setpoint
Circulator
φ, dBI Q
RF-Att
PID PID
Pout
Pin Pdrv
Set-Vc
Set-Va
Set-Pdrv
KlystronWorking Point
Controller
(PXI-Crate)
Philips YK-1304Ausgangsleistung vs Treiberleistung; Parameter Kathodenspannung
(Kathodenstrom konstant, Ik=Ikn)
0,0
0,1
0,2
0,3
0,4
0,5
0,6
0,7
0,8
0,9
1,0
0,0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1,0 1,2 1,4 1,6 1,8 2,0
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Ukn, Ikn0,9Ukn, Ikn0,8Ukn, Ikn0,7Ukn, Ikn0,6Ukn, Ikn0,5Ukn, Ikn
outputpower vs. driverpower at different kathodevoltages. kathodecurrent constant
In order to run the klystron over the full output power range close to saturation and at highest efficiency a Klystron Working Point Controller (KWPC) is under development.
The optimum values of klystron voltage, current and drive for any klystron output power are set by the KWPC.
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 10Dortmund, 2006-09-27
PETRA III longitudinal feedback
Commercially available amplifiers( 8 * 500 W solid state)
&
8 „Daphne“ kicker, tuneableby nose cones (10 MHz/mm)running at 1375 MHz
To achieve the design current (100 mA) in PETRA III powerfulfeedback systems are necessary since the threshold currentsfor coupled bunch instabilities are around 7 mA!Required bandwidth ≥ 62.5 MHz (8 ns bunch distance) !!
A longitudinal feedback kicker is a special cavity used as feedback element for longitudinal multibunch feedback. This picture shows the 1:1 measuring model of the longitudinal feedback kickers for PETRA III. The measuring model serves to verify the measuring technology.
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 11Dortmund, 2006-09-27
cavity drawings
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 12Dortmund, 2006-09-27
bandwidthkicker-design for PETRA-3.1 (2 ns bunch distance, B = 250 MHz)reduction of bandwidth for PETRA-3.0 (8 ns bunch distance, B = 125 MHz).
SSBDSB
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 13Dortmund, 2006-09-27
4 feedback-kicker on girder
<0,05°
100±4 336±4
2 Lambda 1375MHz
436
<0,1
1644
draft
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 14Dortmund, 2006-09-27
stressing ELWIS
ELWIS : Eier Legende WollmIlch Sau = Eggs laying wool milk sow (pig)
kitkit: PXI : PXI cratecrate, , controllercontroller (PC), (PC), signalsignalconditioningconditioning, FPGA, fast ADC incl. TRC, , FPGA, fast ADC incl. TRC, triggerdistributiontriggerdistribution
TLDTLD
FPGAFPGA
fast ADCfast ADCPCPC ionisationionisationchamberchamber
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 15Dortmund, 2006-09-27
2nd ELWIS radiation test in DORIS2nd ELWIS radiation test in DORIS
48,6 Gy
damage of FPGA
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 16Dortmund, 2006-09-27
klystron protection
-75 kV / 36A (nom.)
from outdoorklystron ps
Light (laser) TriggeredThyristor Crowbar
2 independent logics gets theprobe signals and decides
wether the crowbar is fired
M5 checksthe trigger
Pearsoncurrentmonitor
Sensitivity: 10 mV/A
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 17Dortmund, 2006-09-27
conditioningconditioning of of inputinput powerpower couplerscouplers
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 18Dortmund, 2006-09-27
test transmitter
Light detector
Cavity withtwo couplers
DeviceUnder Test
Vacuumpump
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 19Dortmund, 2006-09-27
test cavity with light detector
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 20Dortmund, 2006-09-27
reaching 250 kW
Vacu
um/
mba
rrf
powe
r/
kW
Parameter: start and end power, power step size, slope, waitingtime
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 21Dortmund, 2006-09-27
interlockinterlock and and experimentsexperiments•• TheThe light light detectordetector interlockinterlock ((reactionreaction time 2 ms) time 2 ms) isis veryvery
successfulsuccessful. . ThanksThanks to to thisthis interlockinterlock oneone couplercoupler survivedsurvived moremorethanthan 200 200 sparkssparks. . TheThe reactionreaction time has to time has to bebe optimizedoptimized in in thethenextnext teststests..
•• An also An also testedtested interlockinterlock withwith ee-- detectorsdetectors didn‘tdidn‘t workwork so so reliablereliable..•• An An interlockinterlock basedbased onlyonly on on thethe vacuumvacuum pressurepressure isis tootoo slowslow!!•• TheThe slopeslope of of thethe powerpower rampramp of of eacheach powerpower stepstep has to has to bebe
< 60 kW/min. 15 kW/min < 60 kW/min. 15 kW/min seemsseems acceptableacceptable. . ButBut also also thisthis shouldshouldbebe optimizedoptimized..
•• A A longerlonger waitingwaiting time at time at eacheach powersteppowerstep seemsseems to to bebe necessarynecessary. . WeWe havehave to to showshow wetherwether 30 30 minutesminutes areare thethe optimumoptimum..
•• Best Best possiblepossible matchingmatching betweenbetween couplercoupler and test and test cavitycavity and and additional additional frequencyfrequency modulationmodulation will will produceproduce muchmuch betterbetter resultsresultsin in conditioningconditioning..
•• RecentRecent resultsresults: to : to roughenroughen onlyonly thethe inner inner conductorconductor of of thethecouplercoupler byby sandblastingsandblasting reachedreached >250 kW >250 kW withinwithin oneone dayday
Stefan Wilke, DESY MHF-e 22Dortmund, 2006-09-27
the end and thank you!MHF-e at DESY: 25 colleagues