Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) Low Level RF Status LCLS FAC. October 30, 2007

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Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) Low Level RF Status LCLS

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LCLS RF Gun, L0, and L1 Emma

Dual Feed L0A L0B L0A 57MV 19MV/m L0B 72MV 24MV/m Off Axis Injector Vault

Injector Transverse Accelerator 55cm 1MV Powered from 20-5 Linac Klystron Accelerator Output. The klystron station is up stream of LCLS. The transverse accelerator is located in the off axis injector.

Calibration to Degrees of S-Band Emma

Located between L0A and L0B. Single cell cavity at 2805MHz. 51MHz below RF frequency to lower from dark current generated in the RF Gun. 2805MHz is 25.5MHz below Local Oscillator to enable beam phase measurement against LO reference. Measurement below correlates differences in beam phase between cavities before and after BC1 to bunch length. Beam Phase Cavity Frequency = 2805MHz Q Loaded β=1 = 6200 Time Constant = 700nS Temperature Coefficient = 50kHz/ C

Beam Phase Cavity Analysis Phase Slope gives Frequency Time Calculated Beam Phase at Beam Time Measured Phase Data Point 1 Measured Phase Data Point 2 Beam Phase and Cavity Frequency are Calculated from Two Data Points Sent From the PAD. Software remains to be commissioned.

X-Band Structure in Main Linac 20MV - 33MV/m 15MW at structure 22MW at the klystron 120nS fill time. Beam at +160degrees 20 from decelerating crest Needs new TWT driver

X-Band Station to Linearize Energy Position Correlation Emma

LCLS RF Jitter Tolerance Budget 0.50 Lowest Noise Floor Requirement 0.5deg X-Band = 125fS Structure Fill time = 100nS Noise floor = -111dBc/Hz @ 11GHz 10MHz BW -134dBc/Hz @ 476MHz X-band X- RMS tolerance budget for <12% rms peak-current jitter or <0.1% rms final e energy jitter. All tolerances are rms levels and the voltage and phase tolerances per klystron for L2 and L3 are Nk larger, assuming uncorrelated errors, where Nk is the number of klystrons per linac. P. Emma

Slow Drift Tolerance Limits (Top 4 rows for Δε/ε < 5%, bottom 4 limited by feedback dynamic range) Gun-Laser Timing Bunch Charge Gun RF Phase Gun Relative Voltage L0,1,X,2,3 RF Phase (approx.) L0,1,X,2,3 RF Voltage (approx.) ±2.4* ±3.2 ±2.3 ±0.6 ±5 ±5 deg-s % deg-s % deg-s % (Tolerances are peak values, not rms) P. Emma, J. Wu * for synchronization, this tolerance might be set to ±1 1 ps (without arrival-time measurement)

Linac Sector 0 RF Upgrade LCLS must be compatible with the existing linac operation including PEP timing shifts Master Oscillator is located 1.3 miles from LCLS Injector Measurements on January 20, 2006 at Sector 21 show 30fS rms jitter in a bandwidth from 10Hz to 10MHz 1 MAIN LINAC (SECTOR 0) RF/TIMING SYSTEM 476MHz MASTER OSCILLATOR PEP PHASE SHIFTER +-720 Degrees in 0.5mS 360Hz Line Sync. IQPAU PEP Control Camac Module 360Hz MASTER AMPLIFIERS 476MHz SLC COUNTDOWN CHASSIS 476MHz Divide to 8.5MHz 8.5MHz Master Trigger Generator MTG Syncs Fiducial to 8.5MHz Damping Ring and 360Hz Power Line Sum Fiducial to RF 1.3 Miles to LCLS Injector Fiducial Generator Syncronized to: 360Hz Power Line 8.5MHz Damping Ring 476MHz RF Distribution PEP PHASE SHIFT ON MAIN DRIVE LINE MDL RF with TIMING Pulse Sync to DR

RF Distribution Lab vs. MDL Measurements Existing Linac MDL Sector 0 Before July 2007 LCLS Reference System Lab Measurements 20fS rms Jitter 10Hz to 10MHz John Byrd LBNL 126fS rms Jitter 10Hz to 10MHz In July 2007 both the Master Oscillator and Master Amplifier were upgraded. An increase in stability was noticed.

Sector 20 RF Distribution Main Drive Line (MDL) 476MHz RF 360Hz Fiducial From Sector 0 (2km) MDL from Sector 0 TIMING Existing Sector 21 TIMING SYSTEM FIDO Output 120Hz 119MHz TRBR CH2 - S21 119MHz REF PAD CH3 - LCLS 119MHz LSR PAD LASER +13dBm in 476MHz to 2856MHz MULTIPLIER +17dBm 380-208-22 out +6dBm in X-Band 4x MULTIPLIER 380-208-50 FSJ4-50 0.8dB/30ft +17dBm out MDL 476MHz MDL SPAC Track/Hold TRBR 119MHz 0dBm OUT 2856MHz from Sector 21 SBDU LCLS VHF Dual Dist 4x 119MHz 13dBm OUT RF HUT Coupler 476MHz Ref. 80uW LCLS LLRF 476MHz Linac Ref. 380-208-38 476MHz Amp 30dB Gain 19dBm 380-208-40 LCLS 476MHz PLL 380-208-34 RFR SPAC Sample and Hold PLL with DAC offset adjust and Error Monitor 4x 476MHz 13dBm OUT 380-208-40 4x 476MHz 13dBm OUT 2856MHz S-Band 10W Amp 380-208-27 2856MHz -20dBm 2.8-2.9GHz Distribution 380-208-20 Gun L0A L0B L0TCAV L1S L1X LINAC EXPERIMENTS +13dBm in 476MHz to 2856MHz MULTIPLIER +17dBm 380-208-22 out RF Reference - S-Band 4 x +13dBm out J15 J14 J15 J14 Clock - 102MHz CLK SPAC 380-208-40 102MHz VHF 5W Amplifier 102MHz 16 Way Dist 22dBm each 380-208-21 Gun L0A L0B L0TCAV L1S L1X CH0-2856MHz REF PAD CH1 - S21 2856MHz REF PAD LASER 476MHz LSR SPAC 2830.5MHz LO Gen 2856MHz in IQ Modulator to adjust 2830.5MHz to 2856MHz Phase Divide 112 to 25.5MHz SSB Mix to 2830.5MHz 4X to 102MHz 25.5MHz out J15 102MHz out 2830.5MHz out J15 102MHz 16 Way Dist 22dBm each 380-208-21 380-208-40 Local Osc - S-Band LCL SPAC J14 380-208-40 380-208-26 380-208-27 J14 2830.5MHz S-Band 10W Amp MDL to Linac Sectors 21 to 30 PEP and Research Yard VME BASED LASER PHASE FEEDBACK J15 J14 2830.5MHz -23dBm 2.8-2.9GHz Distribution 380-208-20 CH0-2856MHz LSR PAD CH2-119MHz LSR PAD CH1-2856MHz LSR PAD +13dBm 25.5MHz in X-Band LO Gen 25.5MHz out Gun L0A L0B L0TCAV L1S L1X LASER Reference CH3-25.5MHz REF PAD LASER ROOM LASER Diode Output 2856MHz and 119MHz LASER SINGLE PULSE MEASUREMENT 380-208-51 2830.5MHz LO from this distribution chassis is the RF Reference for LCLS RF systems.

LCLS LLRF System to BC1 RF Feedback for Six RF Stations Gun 5 Chassis L0A 4 Chassis L0B 4 Chassis TCav 4 Chassis L1S 4 Chassis L1X 4 Chassis Laser Reference and Feedback 2 Chassis Two Phase Cavities 1 Chassis Reference System 21 Chassis Total of 49 SLAC built RF chassis were installed and turned on last run. Four short racks in a temperature controlled RF Hut contain the RF reference system as well as Phase and Amplitude Detectors (PADs) for critical RF measurements.

LCLS New Reference System Lab Measurements Lab Tests Show Reference System Noise Levels Meet All LCLS Requirements 2856MHz = 70fSrms 2830.5MHz = 70fSrms 25.5MHz = 2pSrms 102MHz = 2pSrms 2856MHz : 22fSrms 10Hz to 10MHz 2830.5MHz : 22fSrms 10Hz to 10MHz John Byrd - LBNL 25.5MHz : 152fSrms 10Hz to 1MHz 102MHz : 281fSrms 10Hz to 10MHz

RF Cable Routing All cables are routed from devices in temperature stabilized area to the centrally located, temperature stabilized, RF Hut in the linac gallery. RFHUT Cables run down through penetration 20-17 which is enclosed by the RF Hut Cables from penetration to RF Racks

Linac Sector 0 RF MDL L0, L1-5 Klystrons Specifications 100fS rms jitter +-2.3pS drift L2-4 Sectors Specifications 70fS rms jitter +-5pS drift L3-6 Sectors Specifications 150fS rms jitter +-5pS drift RF System Cables / Specifications Laser RF Gun L0A Phase Cavity L0B L1S L1X L2 Ref Number of cables per device Reference cables are 8ft and can drift +-50fS Reference 2830.5MHz LO 1 5 2 2 2 4 2 1 PADs Laser RF Gun L0A Phase Cavity L0B L1S L1X L2 Ref Cable Drift Based on Temperature variations and temp co of 5ppm/degC +-290fS +-370fS +-310fS +-240fS +-240fS +-140fS +-160fS +-500fS Most Devices are in Tunnel Laser RF Gun L0A Phase Cavity L0B L1S L1X L2 Ref RF HUT LCLS Specifications: Laser, RF Gun 2.3pS L0A, L0B, L1S, L1X, L2, L3 5pS

Existing Phase Reference Line 20mW Existing System SLAC Linac RF New Control To Next Klystron Phase & Amplitude Detector 1W MDL 476MHz -45dB 1mW 6 X 2856MHz Next Sector SubBooster Sub Drive Line 3kW 4IPA High Power Phase Shifter Attenuator Klystron SLED 200MW Accelerator The new control system will tie in to the IPA Chassis with 800W of drive power available. The RF Reference will be from the new RF reference system. 2 RF Solid State Sub-Booster PAC I and Q will be controlled by the PAC chassis, running 16bit DACs at 102MHz. Waveforms to the DACs will be set in an FPGA through a microcontroller running EPICS on RTEMS. 3 I Q LO New RF Ref 1

1 kw Solid State S-Band Amplifiers >800W peak at 2856MHz 5 units installed and operational last run Added phase noise not measurable Trigger comes from Beam Containment System (BCS) Need to change to 48V pulse on Twin BNC connector. Amplifier module from Microwave Amplifiers Ltd.

RF INPUT Monitor FP N PAC Chassis RF OUTPUT RF OUTPUT Monitor To SSSB FP N RP N I MONITOR FP BNC Q MONITOR FP BNC ACCELERATE TRIGGER 120Hz RP BNC CLOCK 119MHz RP N TRIGGER Monitor TTL FP BNC STANDBY TRIGGER 120Hz RP BNC SSSB Gate Monitor FP BNC SSSB Chassis RP 15 Pin D 2856MHz Ref -3dBm RP N Amp 2 RF Module RF MATCHING FILTER NETWORK 3 I Q 4 MATCHING FILTER NETWORK I&Q MODULATOR LO 1 Amp I J5 Q J4 H9 H10 J3 J2 H7 J10 SSSB H6 P5 Trig TTL 17 to 30uS AD8099 Diff Amp I MAX5875 2 X 16 bit DAC 119MHz Clock (1MHz to 200MHz) Q 16bit DATA CLK 16bit DATA CLK Control XILINX SPARTAN 3 FPGA Control 16 bit DATA CS/ CLK CONTROL / Arcturus uc5282 Microcontroller Module with 10/100 Ethernet ETHERNET RAW ETHERNET COM 15VDC 70mA RF INPUT Monitor Diode FP BNC 5VDC 10mA 15VDC 70mA NC Temperature Monitor t H12 SLOW ADCs PAC Temp IQ Temp SSSB Temp SSSB P-FWD SSSB P-RFL SSSB PWR +5V -12V Temperature t Monitor Control Board S-Band PAC chassis has an EPICS on RTEMS Coldfire IOC used to load registers and waveform memory on an FPGA. On a trigger the FPGA puts out two 2048 point waveforms which run I and Q inputs on an RF modulator. In calibration mode a single side band modulator is created by sine and cosine waveforms on the I and Q channels.

PAC IOC EPICS Panels Operational PAC Panel Calibration PAC Panel In operation mode the PAC receives PVs I Adjust and Q Adjust which are used to transform a preloaded waveform and then load the FPGA. A future upgrade will have the FPGA transform the I and Q waveforms with the loading of 4 matrix elements. In calibration mode the I and Q Offsets are determined to minimize feedthrough in the RF modulator with the gains set to zero. The modulator gains are then set to maximum and then adjusted down to suppress the opposite sideband in a Single Side Band modulator.

Operational PACs Four Ref. System Laser Gun L0-A L0-B TCav L1-S L1-X

CHAN 0 RF INPUT RP N J22 CHAN 0 TEST PORT FP N J2 LO DIODE DETECTOR LO INPUT 2830.5MHz RP N J24 LO OUTPUT 2830.5MHz FP N J9 CHAN 1 TEST PORT FP N J4 CHAN 1 RF INPUT RP N J26 PAD Chassis CPL7 IF RF LO MIXER MIXER RF LO IF CHAN 0 TEST PORT RP SMA J18 FILTER 25.5MHz BP CHAN 0 25.5MHz IF FP BNC J1 RF Board 2 2 Chan RF Heads FILTER 25.5MHz BP Temperature Monitor t 10dBm 4 X 16 bit ADC 102MHz Clock LTC2208 Transformer Coupled Inputs 16bit DATA Chan. 0 Chan. 1 Chan. 2 Chan. 3 CLOCK INCLOCK Mon 102MHz 102MHz RP N J16 FP N J11 WCLK 16bit DATA WCLK 16bit DATA WCLK 16bit DATA WCLK 5VDC 0.8A x 2 Analog FIFO 64k words FIFO 64k words FIFO 64k words Control Control Board FIFO 64k words CPLD 5VDC 0.5A Digital TRIG In 120Hz RP BNC 16 bit DATA J17 CS/ CLK CONTROL / Arcturus uc5282 Microcontroller Module with 10/100 Ethernet TRIG Mon FP BNC J12 QSPI ETHERNET COM RAW ETHERNET 20 pin ribbon J14 J15 J13 CHAN 1 TEST PORT RP SMA J20 CHAN 1 25.5MHz IF FP BNC J3 S-Band PAC chassis has an EPICS on RTEMS Coldfire IOC which reads 4 FIFOs from the 16 bit 102MHz ADCs. The 4 channel control board is connected to two RF heads, each of which has 2 channels. The RF is down mixed with the 2830.5MHz LO reference to 25.5MHz IF, which is digitized at 102MHz. The IOC does the down conversion to base band, averages over a specified number of points, up to 512, and the set the EPICS I and Q records.

PAD Testing Chan 0 SNR 69dB Chan 1 Crosstalk < 100dB Plots with +2dBm into chan 0. 16 plots taken per board. Sine Wave Histogram shows no missing bits and Differential Nonlinearity of ±0.2 LSBs. The Integral Nonlinearity is large due to nonlinearities in the function generator used. The lower SNR of 69dB is due mainly to the 4:1 impedance transformers used on both clock and signal inputs.

PAD IOC EPICS Panel The Coldfire EPICS IOC reads digitized data from 4 FIFOs. A window is set in the data by selecting an offset and window size. The data within the window is down converted to baseband and an average I and Q calculated. The data shown here is from station L1S, a SLED cavity is used to power 3 accelarator structures. Channel 0 is the Input to the B structure, channels 1, 2, and 3 are outputs to the B, C, and D structures. The temperature monitors are shown here not working, we have more work to do.

Operational PADs Reference System Laser Gun L0 (A&B) L1-S TCav X-Band Phase Cavity Six Klystron diagnostic L0 A and B PAD Gun 1 PAD

VME Based Feedback IOC VME based feedback IOC takes data from the PAD I and Q PVs. The I and Q PVs are transformed to phase and amplitude. The phase has a phase offset applied to align 0 phase with peak acceleration and the amplitude has a scale factor applied to read in electron energy gain on crest. The feedback used a weighted average of the 4 PAD channels to determine a phase and amplitude value for the 2 separate feedbacks. After feedback corrections are done the phase and amplitude are converted to I and Q and the new values sent to the PAD.

L1S Stability Feedback Off, 10 Minutes, 0.056%, 0.13º Feedback On, 10 Minutes, 0.050%, 0.102º L1S Meets Jitter Specifications (0.1% 0.1º) for 10 minutes with feedback on. All stations except X-Band met specifications consistently near the end of the run. The above data was taken with Matlab routines reading the EPICS records from the VME based feedback.

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LCLS RF System Remaining Tasks Turn On December 2007 4 weeks Control of 3 RF stations for L2 Two Sector Controls (16 RF stations) for L3 Transverse Cavity Control Phase Reference Line in Tunnel (8 Sectors) Two Beam Phase Cavities Modifications to 4 SSSB Chassis for new BCS New Phase Locked Oscillator under design for Injector Software for all above systems

Sector 20 RF Hut 2830.5MHz Ref 2830.5MHz +17dBm 2.8-2.9GHz Distribution 380-208-20 Block Diagram LCLS RF System L2 and L3 S24 RF Rack LKF2414 Sector 24 S-Band Reference S25 2856MHz Ref in S-Band PAC 24-1 S-Band PAC 380-208-40 380-208-40 Clock Generation and Amplifier S-Band PAC 24-2 380-208-17 380-208-40 SSSB 714-111-11 SSSB 714-111-11 Clock Distribution 380-208-16 S-Band PAC 24-3 380-208-40 SSSB 714-111-11 PAD Kly 24-8 CH0 PAC out CH1 Drive 380-208-60 S-Band PAC 24-8 380-208-40 SSSB 714-111-11 Penetration 20-17 S21 to S24 Rigid Coax Linac Tunnel CH2 Beam Voltage CH3 Kly Forward PAD CH0 TCav in CH1 TCav out CH2 PH03 380-208-60 CH3 S25 2856MHz Ref LO Amp/Distribution 380-208-15 2830.5MHz -3dBm in 2830.5MHz 4 x 20dBm out 2830.5MHz in 2830.5MHz out Penetration 24-15 Penetration 29-1 S24 to S30 Rigid Coax Linac Tunnel Sector 30 476MHz PAC SB30 380-208-40 Patch Panel TCav Input Reflected TCav Output Reflected Phase Cavity PAD 476MHz PAC SB29 CH0 CH1 CH2 PH04 Sector 29 CH3 S30 Ref 380-208-40 Sector 29 KF29-1A 380-208-60 Of 18 RF Chassis, 13 are Fabricated.

LLRF Software Tasks To be completed before next run begins Migration of code installation (from afs to nfs) Addition of private ethernet for PAD->VME and VME->PAC traffic Sector 24 PACs software L2 TCav software L2 Phase cavity software To be completed during next run Laser upgrade commissioning L2 commissioning of RF systems L2 longitudinal feedback commissioning

LCLS LLRF Summary Will have most hardware installed by February 08. Software development is ongoing. Beam synchronous acquisition and 120Hz feedback efforts will continue through the run. This is the largest effort remaining in the LLRF system. Need new type of X-Band Sub-Booster to drive klystron. Will be looking at NLC design TWTs and solid state The above work completes the LCLS LLRF system.