The Upgraded Argonne Wakefield Accelerator Facility
(AWA)
A testbed for the development of high-gradient accelerating structures and wakefield
measurements.HG2013, Trieste, Italy, June 4th, 2013
Argonne National Laboratory:
Euclid Techlabs LLC:
Students:
W. Gai , M. Conde, S. Doran, W. Liu, J. G. Power, C. Whiteford
S. Antipov, S. Baryshev, C. Jing, J. Qiu , R. Konecny, A.Kanareykin, P.Schoessow
E. Wiesniewski (IIT), C. Li, H. Zha (Tsinghua), G. Ha(POSTECH).
Primary mission
R&DBeam Driven Dielectric Wakefield Acceleration
Funding High Energy Physics
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Cu
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n
zZ
Wakefields in Dielectric Structures
short Gaussian beam
Wakefield Amplitude Dependent on a
1
10
100
1000
10000
100000
0.01 0.1 1 10
Inner Radius a (mm)
Ez(
MV
/m/1
0nC
)
Key to the success:Drive beam, drive beam and drive beam!• Charge • r (Energy or Emittance )• Bunch length
Dielectric-Loaded Accelerator Structure
Simple geometry Inexpensive Capable of high gradients Easy to damp dipole modes Tunable
Electric Field Vectors
OUTLINE
High Gradient Concepts Collinear wakefield acceleration Two beam acceleration (a.k.a. Parallel wakefield acceleration)
Applications A high energy physics collider An x-ray free electron laser THz generation
The Argonne Wakefield Accelerator Facility Then Now
CONCEPTS
Collinear wakefield acceleration &Two-beam acceleration(Parallel wakefield acceleration)
Collinear Wakefield Acceleration
Drive Beam(EM power source)
Witness Beam(accelerated beam)
Metal
DielectricVacuum
Recent results (obtained for Linear Collider development):− 1000MV/m level in the THz domain (UCLA/SLAC group)− 100 MV/m level in the MHz domain (AWA/ANL group)
Two-beam acceleration(Parallel wakefield acceleration)
Mode LockedUV Laser
Klystron1.3G
Hz,
25MW
, 8us
Modulator250KV,
250AMPs
1. Drive beam generation
Photons2. RF power generation
3. High Gradient Acceleration
(A FEW) APPLICATIONS
1. e+ e- linear collider2. X-ray light source3. THz generation
1. e+ e- collider
25 MV/m, 0.5 TeV, 31 km
Current Approach: superconducting RF
HEP
Argonne Approach: Flexible Linear Collider*
Core of the two-beam acceleration concept:1. Short rf pulse: tens of nanosecond2. Modular TBA scheme: energy scalable easily
250 MV/m, 3 TeV, 18 kmtwo-beam acceleratio
n
HEP
*(See C. Jing’s talk)
2. Multiuser X-ray FEL User Facility
expe
rimen
tal e
nd s
tatio
ns
2 GeV50 MeV
~1 MHz injector
Laser-like X-raysCapable of serving
~2000 scientists/year
—Current Approach—superconducting RF
$$$
BES
Flexible x-ray beamlines (Tunable pulse length, seeded, 2 color seeded, SASE)
(like 3rd generation light sources) (like 4th generation light sources)
~100 kHz X-rays
Beam Spreader
Argonne Approach dielectric wakefield accelerating linacs
~50 m
~25 m
3. Low EnergyBeam
Spreader
Facility Footprint350m x 250m
~50 m
~50 m
350m750m
expe
rimen
tal e
nd s
tatio
ns
~30 m
1. High Gradient (100 MV/m) DWFA linac2. Room Temperature dielectric
~100 m ~50 m
2 GeV200 MeV
extremely low-cost
alternative
Collinear wakefield acceleration
BES
Ultra-flexible facility
ConfigurableFEL Array
1 keVX-rays
End S
tations
1.2 GeV100 pC
Flexible x-ray
beamlines
Flexible accelerator beamlines
……
……
ConfigurableDWFA Accelerator
0.5 keVX-rays
2.4 GeV50 pC
dielectric wakefield accelerating linacs
Collinear wakefield acceleration
3. THz generation: Capability gap BES
15
AWA ATF BNL
7.8GHz power extractor (40MW) 100MV/m gradient demonstration Enhanced Transformer Ratio: 3.4 Tunable DLA structure 26GHz power extractor Diamond breakdown experiment (300MV/m) Bunch Train generation at the AWA Wakefield Mapping diamond
THz source at AWA Chirp correction
Tunable THz GV/m
1GHz 10GHz 30GHz 100GHz 300GHz 1THz 3THz
FACET SLAC
Tunable 0.3-10 THzHigh power (155 mJ)
Narrow band (1% BW)
Argonne Approach: dielectric wakefield accelerator-based
Energy modulation via self-wakefield
Chicane energy modulation conversion to bunch train
THz radiation wakefield structure
THz
Flexible: each step has a tuning range
Measured beam spectrum
Energy chirped rectangular beam
Measured beam spectrum
Energy modulated rectangular beam
Bunch train frequency content
Tunable 100% source: Range: 0.3-1.5 THzPulse bandwidth: 1%Energy in pulse: ~ mJ
AWA (10nC / 6.3mm) 0.5 GW peak, 0.3THz, 320ps pulse, 1%BW, 155mJ pulse
Stage I Stage II Stage III
THE AWA FACILITY
Then
Highlights of the Accelerator R & D group in the past Invented the direct wakefield
measurement technique. First demonstration of collinear
Wakefield Acceleration: – Dielectric Structures, Metallic Structures, and
Plasmas First Ever plasma wakefield acceleration
in underdense regime (non-linear) (with UCLA).
First Ever 100 nC RF photocathode gun and Linac.
First Ever high power RF generation from dielectric wakefield structure accelerator.
First Ever dielectric based two beam acceleration experiment.
Discovered new multipactoring regime in dielectric structure.
Collinear wakefield
Two-beam
Drive beam generation
RF generation
The AWA facility (PAST, ca. 2008)
rf-gun
soleniodlenses
8 MeV 15 MeV
Laser In Linac
Quads SpectrometerYAG2YAG1
Direction of beam propagation
Experimental Area
Single bunch operation• Q = 1-100 nC (reached 150 nC, World record?)• 15 MeV, 2-2.5 mm bunch length (rms), • emittance < 200 mm mrad (at 100 nC)• High Current: ~10 kABunch train operation• 4 bunches x 20 nC (current) • 16 bunches x 5 nC (current)
AWA Laser System
~ 1 meter
RF power generation (PAST)Dielectric-Loaded deceleration waveguide
TM01-TE10 coupler
rf output port
11.44+14.576=26.016 GHz
Downconverted signal
7.8 GHz40 MW
26 GHz20 MW
Dielectric Power Extractors
Power limited by drive beam
High Gradient Dielectric Wakefield Test (PAST)
Wakefield Measurements:
e
Cu
Gradient limited by drive beam
Q=75 nC
8.6 GHz100 MV/m
#4 Q3.8-25.4
Quartz3.75
8.6 GHz1.9 mm
7.49 mm25.4 mm
1.33 MV/m/nC75 nC
100 MV/m
THE AWA FACILITY
Now
Key components of the AWA Upgrade
15 MeV beamMg photocathode
4. Cs2Te photocathode
3. beamline switchyard
2. 15 MeV witness beam
1. 75 MeV drive beam: RF gun &six rf cavities
…Before
After…
1.Drive beam: 15 MeV 75 MeV
2.Restore two beam accelerator capability
3.Beamline switchyard4.High quantum efficiency cathode
Higher RF power generation: 40 MW ~ GW levelHigher gradients:100MV/m 0.5 GV/m in long structuresSustained acceleration: witness DE: 1MeV ~ 100 MeVRestore two beam accelerator capability:Drive bunches to excite wakefields & acceleration of witness
bunch.Beamline switchyard two-beam-accelerationstagingcollinear wakefield accelerationphase space manipulation
Capabilities of the AWA Upgraded Facility
The AWA Upgrade drive beam
drive gun
Direction of beam propagation 75 MeV
Upgrade Goals
Upgraded Drive Beam (Targets) Single bunch operation
– 75 MeV – Q = 0.1-100 nC– @ 100 nC
• z = 2 mm• High Current: ~16 kA
– emittance < 200 um Bunch train operation
– 10 bunches x 100 nC – 32 bunches x 30 nC – Train Length = 10 - 50 ns
Original Drive Beam (Achievements) Single bunch operation
– 15 MeV – Q = 0.1-100 nC – @ 100 nC
• z = 3 mm• High Current: ~11 kA
– emittance < 200 um Bunch train operation
– 4 bunches x 20 nC – 16 bunches x 5 nC– Train Length = 10 - 25 ns
The AWA upgrade beamlines
• EEX• Bunch compression
15 MeV witness beam
• RF power generation• Collinear Wakefield• TBA• Wakefield
Measurement
75 MeV drive beam
experimental area
75 MeV drive beamline installed Feb 2013
Planned RF Power Generation
Freq. (GHz) Aperture (mm)
L (cm)
Q (nC)
z (mm)
Form factor
Grad. (MV/m)
Power (MW)
C-Band (7.8) 12 30 100 2.5 0.92 62 1107
X-Band (11.7) 10 30 80 2.5 0.83 79 1012
Ku-Band (15.6) 8 30 60 2.3 0.75 88 766
K-Band (26) 6 30 30 1.7 0.65 75 276
W-Band (91) 2 30 10 1 0.16 50 14
26GHz power extractor
X-Band (11.7) 8.7 30 60 2.3 0.85 90 441
K-Band (26) 7.5 30 40 2 0.55 100 410
Dielectric
Metallic (2pi/3 mode)
11.7GHz metallic power extractor is under development
Planned Two Beam Acceleration Experiment
drive (75MeV)16 bunches x 60nC/bunch,
z=2mm
26GHz Stage I DWPE a=3.5mm; b=4.53mm;
eps=6.64; L=30cm
26GHz Stage II DLAa=3mm; b=5.03mm;
eps=9.7; Vg=11%c; L=30cm
drive (65MeV) -10MeV (loss)
Ez = 250MV/m
RF Power Generation• 767MW x15ns• 26GHz rf
witness (10 MeV)Q=1nC, z=1mm, e=1.5 um witness (85 MeV)
+75 MeV (gain)
Development of 26GHz short pulse DLA structure
parameters valueID / OD of dielectric tube 3 mm /5.025 mm
Dielectric constant 9.7
Length of dielectric tubes 105 mm
Vg 11.13%c
R/Q 21.98 k/m
Q (loss tan=10^-4) 2295
Shunt impedance 50.44 M/m
Eacc for 316MW input 158 MV/m
Longer Term Goal: Staging for Two Beam Acceleration
Drive Beam
Witness Beam
stage I stage II
Option 1Reverse the beam
Witness Drive
2m
0.5m D=2
Witness Beam
Drive Beam
Option 2
Reverse the RF
Delay the RF
Witness Drive*Option 3: Delay the beam
Planned collinear wakefield acceleration @ AWA
75MeV beam
8 bunches
40nC/per bunch
σz=2mm
Beam Parameters
Structure Parameters
Estimated Gradient
~500MV/m on axis
• Beam hole=3mm
• Quartz tube
• Freq.=29.9GHz
drive z-directionwitness z-direction
at the AWA Facility
Planned demonstration of bunch shaping using a double-dog leg EEX beamline for high R
chirp
RF Photocathode Gun
Linac Quads
multiple masks on motorized actuator
20 deg
15 MeV
B1 B2 TDC
8 MeV
B1B2 B3 B4
Key tunable parameters
x’ slopex, y beam size
TheArgonne Wakefield Accelerator Facility
Low Energy (15 MeV) beamline
Planned demonstration of bunch shaping using a double-dog leg EEX beamline
Example: Experiment I - Shaping capability
Multiple masks will be used to study the bunch shaping capability of the double dog-leg EEX beamline
Drive Diagnostic Beamline
dumpA
A A
2m
15 deg
1m
1mdump
Def Cav
0.762m1.0 m1.0 m
DIAGX4 DIAGX1DIAGX2
1.5 m
DIAGX3DIAGX5DIAGX6
DIAGX7 0.4 mEnd of linac
Cav 6A
1mDIAGX8 0.762m
OTRYAG+mirror
Trim BPMSlit ICT Quad DIAGNOSTICCROSSA USAF
target
Transverse: ey,rms,normalized [mm]
Longitudinal: z [mm]
Transverse: x,y[mm]
Q[nC]
75 MeV
Longitudinal: Dp, p [MeV]
TESTAREA
To be installed Summer 2013
SUMMARY
Applications e+ e- collider XFEL RF-THz power generation High Transformer Ratio Two-beam acceleration Collinear wakefield
acceleration
AWA facility capabilities 75 MeV Drive
− Microbunch charge: 100 nC − Train charge: 1000 nC (10 x 100 nC, 32 x 30 nC)− Ramped trains & single bunches 15 MeV Witness (1-100 nC) Next steps
Drive and witness beamlines are installed, Awaiting final safety approval
Drive beamline commisioning – Summer-Fall 2013 Generate and characterize single bunches and
trains Condition 6 RF cavities Install diagnostic beamline Begin full beam commissioning at 75 MeV
First wakefield experiments – Fall 2013 Wakefield measurement system– 2014