Cavity BPM Activities at PSI

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Paul Scherrer Institut Cavity BPM Activities at PSI Boris Keil Paul Scherrer Institut For the PSI Beam Based Feedbacks Group Boris Keil, PSI IBIC 13 Cavity BPM IBIC Satellite 2013 Cavity Meeting BPM Satellite Meeting Sept. 20, 2013

Introduction 1 PSI Provides: Undulator & TL cavity BPM electronics for - FLASH-2: 22 BPMs, 1st beam 1/2014. - E-XFEL: ~140 BPMs, 1st beam 2015. BPMs also used for transverse Intra Bunch train feedback IBFB. Cavity BPM system for SwissFEL: ~170 BPMs, 1st beam 2016, 3 types/apertures.

BPM Requirements/Specs 2 SwissFEL E-XFEL Parameter BPM38 BPM16 BPM8 IBFB/TL Undulator Quantity 6 114 50 18 117 Length 255 mm 100 mm 100 mm 100 mm 255 mm Inner Aperture 38 mm 16 mm 8 mm 40.5 mm 10 mm Pos. Range ±10 mm ±5 mm ±1 mm ±1 (10) mm Pos. Noise <10 μm* <5 μm* <1 μm** <1 (10) μm** Drift/Week <10 μm <5 μm <1 μm <1 (10) μm Charge Noise*** <0.1% Charge Range 10-200 pc 20-1000 pc #Bunches/Train 1-3 1 2700 Train Rep. Rate 100 Hz 10 Hz Bunch Spacing 28 ns - 222 ns Latency <1 ms <400 ns * Within 30% of max. range. ** Within 50% of max. range. *** Or 30fC, whatever is larger.

BPM Requirements/Specs 3 Comments: E-XFEL & SwissFEL use normal BPMs to measure beam energy (BC, dump, collimator,...) via dispersion. BPM resolution & drift will determine energy resolution & drift! Need ±1mm range (and low drift & noise over whole range): Energy chirp over bunch train. E-XFEL IBFB: Overall feedback loop latency <1000ns expected to be sufficient. First few bunches in train are most likely dumped anyway (LLRF...). Main random perturbation source that requires feedback: Mechanical vibrations IBFB should move bunches to nominal orbit within ~10μs. E-XFEL will most likely run at >1000ns bunch spacing for quite some time...

SwissFEL Injector Test Facility 4 E-XFEL IBFB cavity pickup (40.5mm aperture) 3 E-XFEL undulator pickups (10mm aperture)

SwissFEL Injector Test Facility 5 SwissFEL linac pickup (16mm aperture) 3 E-XFEL undulator pickups (10mm aperture) E-XFEL IBFB cavity pickup (40.5mm aperture)

SwissFEL Pickup Parameters 6 Parameter BPM38 BPM16 BPM8 Material Distance From Position To Ref. Resonator [mm] Stainless Steel 316LN 180 60 50 Parameter (Ref. Resonator) BPM38 BPM16 BPM8 Gap [mm] 7 Q L 40 200 TM 010 Frequency [GHz] 3.284 Charge Signal [V/nC] 66.4 135 47.5 No. of Couplers 2 1 1

SwissFEL Pickup Parameters 7 Parameter (Position Resonator) BPM38 BPM16 BPM8 E-XFEL Und. Gap [mm] 14 7 14 3 Q L 40 200 70 TM 110 Frequency [GHz] 3.284 3.3 TM 010 Frequency [GHz] 2.389 2.252 2.202 Position Signal [V/mm/nC] 5.74 7.07 5.23 2.9 Angle Signal [μm/mrad] 15.5 4.3 9.5 1

SwissFEL BPM16 Pickup 8 Swiss made feedthroughs (PSI design, F. Marcellini, M. Rohrer) ~100CHF/piece for series

SwissFEL BPM38 Pickup 9

SwissFEL BPM8 Pickup 10

BPM Status 11 E-XFEL & FLASH-2 Electronics Pre-series in production for FLASH-2. SwissFEL Pickups BPM16 (linac pickup): Design done, starting production (series of 15 first, >100 later). BPM38 ( injector pickup): RF design done, mechanical construction in progress. BPM8 (undulator pickup): RF tolerance study in progress. SwissFEL Electronics Use E-XFEL electronics, modify where needed (bunch spacing,...). 1st linac prototype tested with beam.

Pickup Signals 12 Decay to 0.07% Decay to 1.6%

RFFE (Simplified) 13 Latest version: 63dB gain range, 0.5dB steps FPGA keeps IQ phase stable FPGA keeps ADC clock stable so that 1 sample on top of RFFE output pulse

RFFE Output: SwissFEL BPM16 14 28ns bunch spacing

RFFE Output: E-XFEL Undulator 15 SwissFEL: 28ns bunch spacing (E-XFEL: 222ns)

E-XFEL BPM ADC Waveform 16 So far: Sample on top of pulse used for position calculation (future: Use more samples...) Baseline subtracted from pulse

ADC Clock Phase Feedback 17

Piggyback Boards Piggyback Boards GPAC Carrier Board GPAC Carrier Board VME- P2 Backplane Board VME- P2 P2 Backplane PSI Maintenance Link XFEL Control Sys. Link PSI Maintenance Link XFEL Control Sys. Link Hardware 18 DC Clock unch Trig. unchtrain retrigger Button Pickup Cavity Pickup Button Pickup Button RFFE Cavity RFFE Button RFFE ADC Clock 142.8MHz ADC Clock Bunch Machine Bunch Trig. Trig. Bunchtrain Ref. Clock Bunchtrain Pretrigger ADC Pretrigger Clock Cavity Pickup Cavity RFFE ADC Clock Bunch Trig. Bunchtrain ADC Pretrigger Clock cks & igger 2 ADCs 4 ADCs 2 ADCs 4 ADCs 2 ADCs Clocks & Trigger 2 ADCs 2 ADCs 2 ADCs Clocks & Trigger bps) LVDS (0.1-1Gbps) LVDS (0.1-1Gbps) 2 SFP Fiber Optic Transceivers RAM BPM FPGA 12 (Virtex 5 5 *XT) RAM Conf./SEU FPGA 2 SFP Fiber Optic Transceivers RAM BPM FPGA 2 (Virtex 5 *XT) Conf./SEU FPGA BFB Link IBFB Link Contr. Sys. Link System Backplane FPGA FPGA (Virtex 5 FXT) ( Low Cost ) VME User 64x/2esst Transceivers Defined I/Os Compact Flash & Controller IBFB Link RAM IBFB Link Contr. Sys. Link System FPGA (Virtex 5 FXT) VME 64x/2esst Transceivers Compact Flash & Controller RAM (1-5 Gbps) Rocket IOs VMEbus Serial Bus Transceivers RFFE Control (Gain, PLL Freq., ) (1-5 Gbps) Rocket IOs VMEbus

Hardware 19 RFFE FPGA Carrier ADC Mezzanine

Hardware 20 RFFE (3.3GHz in, differential IQ out) for X,Y,Charge Q. Active temperature stabilization (multiple on-board heaters & sensors). Remote monitoring of all board supply currents, voltages, temperatures. Live insertion, remote on/off,... FPGA carrier with two 6x16bit ADC mezzanines, 160MSPS. SFP+ (PCIe, Ethernet, custom protocol,...). 6 more SFP+ at rear side. 8 fans with individual regulation, multiple temp. sensors,...

SwissFEL BPM16 Test (Linac) 21 Product of pos. noise & charge = 15pC μm @ low charge Pos. noise <0.8μm RMS @ 135pC, ±1mm range. Charge noise <0.1% (<0.1pC RMS at Q=135pC).

E-XFEL Undulator BPM Beam Test 22 Position computation in FPGA (incl. IQ imbalance correction,...). Overall latency <400ns.

PSI Team 23 F. Marcellini & M. Rohrer (SwissFEL pickups) IBIC 12 M. Stadler (cavity RFFE HW) IBIC 12 M. Roggli, D. Treyer (ADC) R. Baldinger (FPGA carrier board HW) G. Marinkovic, W. Koprek (FPGA FW, SW, HW) R. Ditter, R. Kramert (electronics/mechanics) Thanks also to: DESY BPM team (D. Lipka, S. Vilcins et al.) PSI vacuum group, mechanical construction & SITF operations team.

Paul Scherrer Institut Thank you for your attention!