Acceleration of High-Intensity Protons in the J-PARC Synchrotrons. KEK/J-PARC M. Yoshii

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Acceleration of High-Intensity Protons in the J-PARC Synchrotrons KEK/J-PARC M. Yoshii

Introduction 1. J-PARC consists of 400 MeV Linac, 3 GeV Rapid Cycling Synchrotron (RCS) and 50 GeV Main synchrotron Ring (MR). 2. High Intensity Proton Facility: RCS MR Intensity (ppp) 8.3 x 10 13 3.4 x 10 14 Output Beam Power 1 MW 0.73 MW - 100 times higher than the intensity of KEK-PS (1976-2007)

Features 1. Transition-free lattice to avoid unwanted beam loss during acceleration. RCS : a high γt = 9.14 > 3 MR: an imaginary γt = j31.6 2. Non AC-line synched timing system to realize the scheduled extraction for multiple Fermi choppers. 3. Magnetic alloy loaded cavity with a full digital LLRF to achieve high field gradient system (20kV/m) to realize precise and reproducible fine longitudinal control

Features 1. Transition-free lattice to avoid unwanted beam loss during acceleration. RCS : a high γt = 9.14 MR: an imaginary γt = j31.6 2. Non AC-line synched timing system to realize the scheduled extraction for multiple Fermi choppers. 3. Magnetic alloy loaded cavity with a full digital LLRF to achieve high field gradient system (20kV/m) to realize precise and reproducible fine longitudinal control

Features 1. Transition-free lattice to avoid unwanted beam loss during acceleration. RCS : a high γt g 9.14 MR: an imaginary γt g j31.6 2. Non AC-line synched timing system to realize the scheduled extraction for multiple Fermi choppers. 3. Magnetic alloy loaded cavity with a full digital LLRF > achieved high field gradient system (20kV/m) > realized precise and reproducible fine longitudinal control

Locations of the RCS and MR RF Stations C = 348.333 m C = 1567.5 m RF systems are located the place where is the lowest radiation level for hands-on maintenance.

RCS beam commissioning Energy 400MeV - 3GeV Intensity 8.3 x 10 13 ppp Power 1000 kw harmonics / Nb 2 / 2 Frequency 1.23-1.67 MHz # of cavities 12 Peak Vacc 450 kv Cycle 25 Hz Accelerating voltage (kv) 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 RCS Acceleration pattern fundamental second harmonic 0 2.5 5 7.5 10 12.5 15 17.5 20 Time (msec.) 7 1. RCS rf system: Q ~ 2, dualharmonic (h=2, 4) operation. 2. radial feedback: not closed, because it is not necessary. - stable and reproducible Linac energy and RCS dipole field - frequency pattern is modified offline. 3. phase feedback: closed for high intensity operation 4. Multi-harmonic RF Feedforward: ON for each of the cavities. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A 621 (2010) 15 32, Simulation of longitudinal beam manipulation during multi-turn injection in J-PARC RCS M. Yamamoto

Beam Injection from the Linac Linac Beam Pulse : 40 ma, 500µs dp/p ±0.03 % Chopping by the RCS RF clock Chopped pulses are injected into the RCS RF waiting bucket Bmax 25 Hz/ 40ms minimize beam loss during bunching process Inj. Ext. Inj. Momentum offset Amplitude control for 2 nd harmonic RF 2 nd harmonic phase sweep Bmin -250µs ~ +250µs increase bunching factor Bf > 0.4 required RF clock (1.23 MHz) 8

Longitudinal painting at J- PARC RCS injection 0.2 beam signal 0.2 beam signal beam signal [volt] 0.15 0.1 0.05 0.0 fundamental only (center injection) beam signal [volt] 0.15 0.1 0.05 0.0 + 2 nd harmonic 80% + momentum offset and phase sweep -0.05-0.05-0.1 600 800 1000 1200 1400 time (nsec) -0.1 600 800 1000 1200 1400 time (nsec)

Stable acceleration of 300kW beams in RCS 1. non AC-line synched timing system 2. no radial feedback Ultra low-jitter extraction (jitter full width: 1deg = 1.7nsec) beam phase relative to reference RF clock [degree] 40 20 0-20 -40-60 -80-100 -120 0 5 10 )me [msec] 15 20 beam phase relative to reference RF clock [degree] -40-45 -50-55 -60 19 19.2 19.4 19.6 19.8 20 time [msec] 1 deg Beam phase plot during 1-hour 300kW operation (190 shots plotted). Right: magnified (19-20ms).

MR Design and Operation Modes Circumference 1567.5 m Three-fold symmetry Injection Energy 3GeV Extraction Energy 30 GeV Design Beam Power: 750 kw The first beam in MR Injection: May 2008 Acceleration and extraction: Dec. 2008 Fast extraction mode (FX) for the neutrino Facility: 1 turn extraction. Slow extraction mode (SX) for the hadron hall: 2 s spill extraction. FX (2.48 s) SX (5.52 s) 11

MR Beam Power History The beam power of 470 kw has been recently achieved with 2.44 10 14 protons per pulse (ppp) and the cycle time of 2.48 s. The designed beam power of 750 kw will be achieved by making the cycle time shorter (1.3 s) and with 2 10 14 ppp. The milestone for the number of accelerated protons has already been passed. FX SX 12

Typical Operation Status for FX Power : 471 kw Repetition : 2.48 sec 4 batch (8 bunch) injection during the period of 0.13 s 3.1e13 protons per bunch (ppb) 8 @ Injection 2. 44e14 ppp @ P3 (end of acceleration) Loss during the injection : 220 W Loss in the beginning of acceleration (0.12 s) : 572 W Loss power is within the MR collimator limit of 2 kw Loss at 3-50BT : 100 W, < 3-50BT collimator limit of 2 kw Injection Beam Intensity with DCCT Time (s) Acceleration Extraction Recovery 0.01 + 0.13 s 1.4 s 0.94 s 13

MR beam commissioning Energy 3-30 GeV Intensity 2.4 x 10 14 ppp Power 470 kw harmonics / Nb 9 / 8 Frequency 1.67-1.72 MHz # of cavities (h=9) 7 Peak Vacc 300 kv # of cavities (h=18) 2 Peak Vacc (h=18) 110 kv Repetition (period) 2.48 s/5.52s Accel. time 1.4 s 1. MR rf system: Q ~ 25 Fundamental and 2nd harmonic systems are separated. 2. radial feedback: not closed, because it is not necessary. - stable and reproducible RCS energy and MR dipole field - frequency pattern is modified offline. 3. phase feedback: closed. 4. Multi-harmonic RF Feed-forward: ON for each of the cavities.

2 nd Harmonic RF Operation Fundamental 100 kv 2 nd harmonic 0 kv Bunching factor 0.2 ~ 0.3 Bunch length ~200 ns Fundamental 100 kv 2 nd harmonic 70 kv Bunching factor 0.3 ~ 0.4 Bunch length ~400 ns Simulation (100 kv, 0 kv) Simulation (100 kv, 70 kv) RF Pattern for operation: Injection : 180 kv (fundamental), 110 kv (2 nd harmonic) Acceleration : 300 kv 256 kv (fundamental) 15

Beam loading issues Beam loading by circulating high intensity proton beam of 4.12 10 13 protons per bunch is the most important issue to be taken into account for stability of the RF system. RF system requires both RF beam power and RF generating power to obtain the design gap voltages.! 3.1 MW peak beam power in RCS to obtain by 12 RF systems (255kW)! 2.3 MW peak beam power in MR to obtain by 9 RF systems (250kW) For keeping the stability of the system. The relative loading parameter, Y=I B / I 0, is chosen to be smaller than 1 as much as possible. MA loaded cavity has a wide-band frequency response. The Q-value is Q ~ 2 for the RCS cavity and Q ~ 25 for the MR cavity. Multi-harmonic feedforward system has been developed to compensate the beam induced wake voltages.

Block view of the Multi-harmonic RF Feedforward - without feedforward The commissioning of the feedforward system is performed for each of the cavities. In the figure, #N is the cavity number.

Block view of the Multi-harmonic RF Feedforward - without feedforward - with feedforward The commissioning of the feedforward system is performed for each of the cavities. In the figure, #N is the cavity number.

Comparisons of voltage monitor waveforms: in the cases of no beam, w/o and w/ feedforward no beam without FF with FF no beam without FF with FF 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 The beam intensity is 300 kw equivalent (left) middle of acceleration period and (right) just before extraction. The distortion of the voltage waveform is reduced.

Beam loading compensation by multi-harmonic RF feedforward Impedance at RCS extraction is reduced from 788Ω to 10Ω.

Beam loading compensation in MR Mountain Plots of injection beam (2 bunches) 300 Longitudinal oscillation during the acceleration suppressed with FF 300 280 280 Acc. start Slice number 260 240 220 200 2 ms Without Slice number 260 240 220 200 With 180 180 160 dp/p measured by BPM 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 Time [ns] 160 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 Time [ns] 0.001 0.0005 Without 0.001 0.0005 With dp/p 0-0.0005 Acceleration dp/p 0-0.0005 Acceleration -0.001 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 Time from K1[s] -0.001 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 Time from K1[s]

Longitudinal Oscillations Longitudinal oscillations were observed for high beam power of > 470 kw. Each bunch seems to have different phase in dipole oscillation. A feedback system to suppress the oscillations is in preparation. MR Beam Power 473 kw Extraction 22

Mid-term plan of MR Repetition period will be faster, 2.48 s 1.3 s, for the beam power of 750 kw and more. Magnet power supplies, rf, injection and extraction devices are being upgraded. JFY 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 New buildings Long shutdown FX power [kw] 390 470 480-500 > 500 700 800 900 1060 SX power [kw] 42 42 50 50-60 60-80 80 80-100 100 Cycle time of main magnet PS New magnet PS High gradient rf system 2 nd harmonic rf system Ring collimators Injection system FX system 2.48 s 2.48 s 1.3 s 1.3 s 1.3 s 1.3 s Installation Add.collim ators (2 kw) Mass production installation/test Manufacture, installation/test Kicker PS improvement, Septa manufacture /test Kicker PS improvement, FX septa manufacture /test Add.colli. (3.5kW) SX collimator / Local shields Local shields Ti ducts and SX devices with Ti chamber ESS 23

Peak Anode Current (A) RF Anode Current as a function of Beam Intensity For 1.3 MW, 11 RF cavities and 19-inverter unit modification are necessary. For 470 kw, the peak anode current is getting closed to the limit of 15-inverter units. Events of serious damages of the inverter units happens more frequently. Noise filters were implemented for some of the gate circuits of the inverter units. Over Current Limit 140A 19-inverter units (RCS modification) 110A 15-inverter units (Present Anode Power Supply) 10 12 protons per pulse ppp (x10 12 ) 200 240 300 330 #of AccRF VRF(h=9) #of 2ndRF VRF(h=18) 2.48s 390kW 465kW 580kW 640kW 7 280kV 2 110kV 1.28s 750kW 900kW 1100kW 9 510kV 2 110kV 1.16s 830kW 1000kW 1.2MW 1.3MW 11 600kV 2 110kV

Peak Anode Current (A) RF Anode Current as a function of Beam Intensity For 1.3 MW, 11 RF cavities and 19-inverter unit modification are necessary. For 470 kw, the peak anode current is getting closed to the limit of 15-inverter units. Events of serious damages of the inverter units happens more frequently. Noise filters were implemented for some of the gate circuits of the inverter units. Over Current Limit 140A 19-inverter units (RCS modification) 110A 15-inverter units (Present Anode Power Supply) 10 12 protons per pulse ppp (x10 12 ) 200 240 300 330 #of AccRF VRF(h=9) #of 2ndRF VRF(h=18) 2.48s 390kW 465kW 580kW 640kW 7 280kV 2 110kV 1.28s 750kW 900kW 1100kW 9 510kV 2 110kV 1.16s 830kW 1000kW 1.2MW 1.3MW 11 600kV 2 110kV

Summary Transition-free lattice and non AC-line synched timing system allow to realize clean and high quality beam operation, which also owes to the stabilities of the Linac energy and Bending field of both synchrotrons. By using the MA loaded RF systems,! more than 20 kv/m of high field gradient! Dual harmonic operation in the RCS! No radial tuning loop and the full digital LLRF offer simple, precise and reproducible longitudinal beam control.! Time-jitter of extracted beam from the RCS is only 1.7 ns. Scheduled extraction is possible to the Fermi chopper at the MLF facility. Multi-harmonic RF feedforward system has been developed to compensate a heavy beam loading.! The systems are used for the routine operations at RCS and MR and reproducible and offer an excellent suppression of impedance seen by the beam. Beam power of 470 kw has been achieved for FX user operation with 2.44 10 14 protons per pulse (ppp) and the cycle time of 2.48 s. The target beam power of 750 kw will be achieved with the faster cycling 2.48 s 1.3 s.