SOLEIL Libera Performance

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SOLEIL Libera Performance Libera Workshop 24/25 September 2007 on behalf of the SOLEIL BPM team

BPM system: MAC2 requirements, Feb. 2002 closed orbit Correction number of BPMs 120 instead of 112 single measurement resolution absolute accuracy with respect to quad Global Feedback 48 instead of 32 (note 1) First turns turn-by-turn for machine studies 120 120 < 0.2 μm < 0.2 μm < 0.5 mm < 1 μm < 0.2 mm < 0.5 mm < 0.2 mm measurement rate > 1 per second for 100 Hz feedback 1 per seconde <1 μm in < 60 s dynamic range M: 200 600 ma T: M: 200 600 ma 20 120 ma T: 20 120 ma 0.4 4 ma 4 100 ma Current dependence within a 10 db range < 5 μm (note 2) < 5 μm < 0.5 mm 8-h and 1-month drift at constant current < 1 μm, < 3 μm < 1 μm, < 3 μm < 0.5 mm reproducibility versus bunch pattern < 10 μm (note 2) < 10 μm (note 2) < 0.5 mm < 0.5 mm note 1: either part of the 120 closed-orbit-correction monitors or additional monitors note 2: This value should be reduced to less than 1 μm after calibration

First Turns Mode Performance Feb. 2002 specs Dec. 2006 performance number of BPMs 120 OK single measurement < 0.5 mm resolution OK absolute accuracy with < 0.5 mm respect to quad OK measurement rate 1 per seconde OK dynamic range Current dependence within a 10 db range 8-h and 1-month drift at constant current reproducibility versus bunch pattern 0.4 4 ma 0.1 ma @ resolution 0.5 mm < 0.5 mm OK < 0.5 mm OK < 0.5 mm a few µm with simulated beams in lab

Turn-by-Turn Mode Performance Feb. 2002 specs Dec. 2006 performance number of BPMs 120 OK < 1 µm (in less single measurement than 60 kicks at resolution 1Hz) absolute accuracy with respect to quad measurement rate dynamic range Current dependence within a 10 db range 8-h and 1-month drift at constant current reproducibility versus bunch pattern σ 3,6 µm in one turn (should reach 1 µm in 13 kicks) < 0.2 mm OK <1 µm in < 60 s (846 khz) 4 100 ma OK 4 ma σ = 3,6 µm 100 ma σ = 0,7 µm < 0.5 mm OK

Turn-by-Turn mode Timing BPM orbit needs data of the same turn: timing adjustment in Libera Turn-to-turn crosstalk: Beam is visible on 3 successive turns => needs More work Beam passes once through the BPM Normalized Sum signal 24 25 26 Turn number 5

Orbit Correction (and Slow Orbit Feedback) Feb. 2002 specs Dec. 2006 performance number of BPMs 120 120 single measurement resolution absolute accuracy with respect to quad < 0.2 µm < 0.2 mm 0.2 µm (integrated BPM spectrum on the machine without beam) in 10 µm range (after BBA) measurement rate > 1 per second 10 per sec. dynamic range M: 200 600 ma T: 20 120 ma OK Current dependence within a 10 db range < 5 µm (note 2) OK 8-h and 1-month drift at OK for 8h; 1 month < 1 µm, < 3 µm constant current not measured yet reproducibility versus bunch pattern < 10 µm (note 2) OK note 2: This value should be reduced to less than 1 µm after calibration calibration table not yet implemented

Libera Noise in Slow Acquisition Mode Horizontal Vertical 0.1 µm 0.2 µm

Slow Acquisition Mode Are the SA data obtained after averaging the FA data over 0.1 second? The Libera noise is within specs, however, an additional averaging would be beneficial to the slow orbit feedback performance. Bunch Pattern Dependence is 1 to 2 µm from multibunch Ring filling to 8-bunch pattern and 2 or 3 times more from 8-bunch to single-bunch pattern. Beam current dependence is about 10 µm from 500 to 20 ma. It is combined with bunch pattern dependence and it is too much. We think those two last characteristics are very important to Storage Ring operation.

Automatic Gain Control and beam current dependence Front-end attenuator values are automatically adjusted to input level Steps <1 μm at each change of attenuators value Libera are able to follow injection from 0 ma to final current without triggering interlock (saturation of the ADCs). Beam current Dependence measured with a generator (AGC ON): Input Level (dbm) Input Level (dbm) -35-25 -15-5 Specifications: ± 1 μm Horizontal -0,17-0,172-0,174-0,176-0,178-0,18-0,182-0,184-0,186-0,188-0,19 Position (mm) -35-25 -15-5 Specifications: ± 1 μm Vertical -0,04-0,042-0,044-0,046-0,048-0,05-0,052-0,054-0,056-0,058-0,06 Position (mm)

Fast Orbit Feedback Mode Feb. 2002 specs Dec. 2006 performance number of BPMs 48 120 single measurement < 0.2 μm (0 to 500 Hz BW on < 0.2 μm resolution ring and no beam) absolute accuracy with respect to quad for 100 Hz measurement rate feedback M: 200 600 ma dynamic range T: 20 120 ma Current dependence within a 10 db range 8-h and 1-month drift at < 1 μm, < 3 μm constant current reproducibility versus bunch pattern note 2: This value should be reduced to less than 1 μm after calibration 10 khz OK < 5 μm OK OK for 8h; 1 month not measured yet < 10 μm (note 2) OK calibration table not yet implemented

FOFB not yet implemented at SOLEIL Is the measurement rate OK? What about the fact that only 1/8 the rate is really a completely new measurement?

Position Interlock Has been slow and more difficult that anticipated to implement efficiently with the AGC. Several months while we had to work in manual instead of AGC mode. Safety is now 100%. We discovered it has not always been the case. From the start a specific diagnostic interlock system shows which BPM has triggered the interlock within a cell (7 to 8 BPMs). The global interlock system indicates which cell has triggered the interlock and whether it is beam position, or anything else (except RF failure, since it is not really an interlock). Specific injection procedure in manual gain (attenuation has to be set manually for the final beam current), then liberas are set to AGC mode. It would be more confortable to always stay in AGC, but it is a lower priority than fixing bunch pattern and current dependence issues.

Postmortem Data after Interlock Full buffer 16 ksamples => H Vert. orbit problem V Zoom on last Samples => H RF is turned off Beam killed V 13

Post Mortem Data Is useful and works fine Is the 16 K buffer sufficient?

Not Originally Specified Horizontal to Vertical Position Crosstalk Does not really matter for the orbit feedback systems It matters for measuring accurately the machine coupling. Actually with LOCO, L.Nadolski was able to have a good idea of the BPM coupling and could reduce the coupling from 0.3 to 0.1 %. We also measured all Libera crosstalks. Both sets of data match reasonably well. How much do we want to pay for better crosstalk? Single Bunch maximum current For the SOLEIL Libera, max peak input power is 33 dbm. With our cable attenuation and BPM geometry, it is 20 ma per bunch. We do not dare go to higher single bunch currents. How much of a problem is that? How to fix it? At which cost?

RF Channels Crosstalk: 25 20 15 ΔZ/ΔX in % Average=-1.77% Standard deviation = 2.5 % 10 5 0 < -4,5% -4,5 to -3,5% -3,5 to -2,5% -2,5 to -1,5% -1,5 to -0,5% -0,5 to +0,5% +0,5 to +1,5% +1,5 to +2,5% +2,5 to +3,5% +3,5 to +4,5% > +4,5% Effect in the vertical plane of an horizontal displacement measured with a generator on 145 Liberas

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