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1 CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research European Laboratory for Particle Physics CTF3 Note 031(Tech.) PS/AE/Note (Keywords) Magnets and Power Supplies Nomenclature for the Preliminary Phase of CTF3 L. Rinolfi, P. Royer Abstract This note gives the nomenclature of the magnets and the power supplies for the Preliminary Phase of CTF3 (CLIC Test Facility 3). Most of the hardware elements were used in the former LPI (LEP Pre-Injector) complex and the correspondence between the former names and the new names is given to allow tracing the magnets and the power supplies during the transition from LPI to CTF3. Geneva, Switzerland 27 September 2001
2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1- INTRODUCTION MAGNETS NOMENCLATURE... 4 Magnets in the Front-End (WL)... 4 Magnets in the Linac (WL)... 5 Magnets in the Injection Line (HIE)... 7 Magnets in the Ring (EPA)... 8 Magnets in the Ejection Line (HEE) Magnets in the Dump Line (HIP) POWER SUPPLIES NOMENCLATURE Power Supplies in the Front-End (WL) Power Supplies in the Linac (WL) Power Supplies in the Injection Line (HIE) Power Supplies in the Ring (EPA) Power Supplies in the Ejection Line (HEE) Power Supplies in the Dump Line (HIP)
3 1- INTRODUCTION The following lists are divided according to the different parts of the CTF3 machine where the former names of the LPI complex are still valid: the front-end, the linac (WL, Linac W), the injection line (HIE, Hippodrome Injection for Electrons), the ring (EPA, Electron Positron Accumulator), the ejection line (HEE, Hippodrome Ejection Line), and the dump line (HIP, Hippodrome Injection for Positrons). The order of the lists is following the beam path and, for each part, the format is the following: For the magnets nomenclature: - the first column is the former name of the magnet. - the second column indicates "remains" if the name of the magnet stays the same and "becomes" if the name is changed. This column does not give any information on whether the magnet is moved or not. - the third column shows the official name of the magnet for the Preliminary Phase of CTF3. - the fourth column, if existing, indicates whether the magnet is physically moved in the machine between the LPI configuration and the CTF3 configuration. The word "new" in this column indicates that the magnet is added in the new configuration. For the power supplies nomenclature: - the same principles as above apply for the first three columns. In the second column, the word "new" means that the power supply is either built dedicatedly or taken from the spares. - the fourth column gives the name of the magnet(s) that are powered by the power supply. More than one magnet name is possible when the magnets are powered in series. In the whole CTF3 Preliminary Phase complex, the number of hardware equipment is distributed as shown in Table 1. Solenoids 6 Main Dipoles 23 Quadrupoles 99 Sextupoles 12 Corrector Dipoles 38 Bumpers 4 Septa 4 Kickers 3 Power Supplies 98 Table 1: Hardware equipment in the CTF3 Preliminary Phase. 3
4 2 - MAGNETS NOMENCLATURE Magnets in the Front-End (WL) VL.SNA 01 becomes WL.SNA 25 MOVED VL.SNB 02 becomes WL.SNB 25 MOVED VL.SNC 02.1 becomes WL.SNC 25.1 MOVED VL.SNC 02.2 becomes WL.SNC 25.2 MOVED VL.DHZ 01 becomes WL.DHZ 25 MOVED VL.DVT 01 becomes WL.DVT 25 MOVED VL.SNC 03 becomes WL.SNC 26 MOVED VL.SNW 04 becomes WL.SNW 26 MOVED VL.DHZ 02 becomes WL.DHZ 26 MOVED VL.DVT 02 becomes WL.DVT 26 MOVED VL.SNF 11 becomes WL.SNF 26 MOVED VL.QSA 11.1 becomes WL.QSA 27.1 MOVED VL.QLA 11 becomes WL.QLA 27 MOVED VL.DQL 11V becomes WL.DQL 27V MOVED VL.QSA 11.2 becomes WL.QSA 27.2 MOVED VL.DQS 11.2H becomes WL.DQS 27.2H MOVED 4
5 Magnets in the Linac (WL) WL.QNM 27.1 remains WL.QNM 27.1 WL.QNM 27.2 remains WL.QNM 27.2 WL.QNM 27.3 remains WL.QNM 27.3 WL.DQNM 27.3V remains WL.DQNM 27.3V WL.QNF 27.1 remains WL.QNF 27.1 WL.DQNF 27.1H remains WL.DQNF 27.1H WL.QNF 27.2 remains WL.QNF 27.2 WL.QNF 27.3 remains WL.QNF 27.3 WL.QNF 27.4 remains WL.QNF 27.4 WL.DQNF 27.4V remains WL.DQNF 27.4V WL.QLB 28 remains WL.QLB 28 WL.DQL 28H remains WL.DQL 28H WL.QNF 28.1 remains WL.QNF 28.1 WL.QNF 28.2 remains WL.QNF 28.2 WL.QNF 28.3 remains WL.QNF 28.3 WL.DQNF 28.3V remains WL.DQNF 28.3V WL.QNF 28.4 remains WL.QNF 28.4 WL.DQNF 28.4H remains WL.DQNF 28.4H WL.QNF 28.5 remains WL.QNF 28.5 WL.QLB 29 remains WL.QLB 29 WL.DQL 29H remains WL.DQL 29H WL.QNF 29.1 remains WL.QNF 29.1 WL.DQNF 29.1V remains WL.DQNF 29.1V WL.QNF 29.2 remains WL.QNF 29.2 WL.DQNF 29.2H remains WL.DQNF 29.2H WL.QNF 29.3 remains WL.QNF 29.3 WL.QNF 29.4 remains WL.QNF 29.4 WL.QNF 30.1 remains WL.QNF 30.1 WL.DQNF 30.1V remains WL.DQNF 30.1V WL.QNF 30.2 remains WL.QNF 30.2 WL.DQNF 30.2H remains WL.DQNF 30.2H WL.QNF 30.3 remains WL.QNF 30.3 WL.QNF 31.1 remains WL.QNF
6 WL.QNF 31.2 remains WL.QNF 31.2 WL.DQNF 31.2V remains WL.DQNF 31.2V WL.QNF 31.3 remains WL.QNF 31.3 WL.DQNF 31.3H remains WL.DQNF 31.3H WL.QNF 32.1 remains WL.QNF 32.1 WL.QNF 32.2 remains WL.QNF 32.2 WL.QNF 32.3 remains WL.QNF 32.3 WL.DQNF 32.3V remains WL.DQNF 32.3V WL.QNF 33.1 remains WL.QNF 33.1 WL.DQNF 33.1H remains WL.DQNF 33.1H WL.QNF 33.2 remains WL.QNF 33.2 WL.QNF 33.3 remains WL.QNF 33.3 WL.QNF 34.1 remains WL.QNF 34.1 WL.DQNF 34.1V remains WL.DQNF 34.1V WL.QNF 34.2 remains WL.QNF 34.2 WL.DQNF 34.2H remains WL.DQNF 34.2H WL.QNF 34.3 remains WL.QNF 34.3 WL.QNF 35.1 remains WL.QNF 35.1 MOVED WL.QNF 35.2 remains WL.QNF 35.2 MOVED NEW WL.DQNF 35.2H MOVED WL.QNF 36.1 becomes WL.QNF 35.3 MOVED WL.DQNF 36.1V becomes WL.DQNF 35.3V MOVED HSE.BHZ 01 becomes WL.BHZ 36 MOVED WL.QNF 36.2 becomes WL.QNF 37.1 MOVED WL.DQNF 36.2H becomes WL.DQNF 37.1H MOVED WL.QNM 36 becomes WL.QNF 37.2 MOVED NEW WL.DQNF 37.2V MOVED HI.BSH 00 remains HI.BSH 00 6
7 Magnets in the Injection Line (HIE) HI.BSH 00 remains HI.BSH 00 HIE.BVT 00 remains HIE.BVT 00 HIP.QFW 22 becomes HIE.QFW 01 NEW and MOVED HIE.BHZ 10 remains HIE.BHZ 10 HIE.QFW 11 becomes HIE.QDW 11 MOVED HIE.BHZ 20 remains HIE.BHZ 20 HIE.QDW 21 becomes HIE.QFW 21 MOVED HIE.QFW 22 becomes HIE.QDW 22 MOVED HIE.QDW 23 becomes HIE.QFW 23 MOVED HIE.QFW 24 becomes HIE.QDW 24 MOVED HIE.DHZ 25 remains HIE.DHZ 25 HIE.QFW 26 becomes HIE.QFW 25 MOVED HIE.BHZ 30 remains HIE.BHZ 30 HIE.QDW 25 becomes HIE.QFW 30 MOVED HIE.BVT 30 remains HIE.BVT 30 HIE.SMH 31 remains HIE.SMH 31 HIE.SMH 32 remains HIE.SMH 32 7
8 Magnets in the Ring (EPA) HR.QFW 02 remains HR.QFW 02 HR.BHZ 02 remains HR.BHZ 02 HR.QTR 03 remains HR.QTR 03 HR.XNV 03 remains HR.XNV 03 MOVED HR.BHZ 04 remains HR.BHZ 04 HR.QFL 04 remains HR.QFL 04 HR.XNH 05 remains HR.XNH 05 HR.QFL 06 remains HR.QFL 06 HR.BHZ 06 remains HR.BHZ 06 HR.XNV 07 remains HR.XNV 07 MOVED HR.QTR 07 remains HR.QTR 07 HR.BHZ 08 remains HR.BHZ 08 HR.QFW 08 becomes HR.QFW 11 MOVED HR.DHZ 11 remains HR.DHZ 11 HR.KFI 11 becomes HR.KFE 11 HR.QFN 12 remains HR.QFN 12 HR.BSW 12 remains HR.BSW 12 HR.QDN 12 remains HR.QDN 12 HR.DVT 13 remains HR.DVT 13 HR.QDN 14 remains HR.QDN 14 HR.QFI 14 remains HR.QFI 14 HIP.SMH 32 becomes HEE.SMH 00 HIP.SMH 31 becomes HEE.SMH 01 HR.QFI 22 remains HR.QFI 22 HR.QDN 22 remains HR.QDN 22 HR.DVT 23 remains HR.DVT 23 HR.QDN 24 remains HR.QDN 24 HR.QFN 24 remains HR.QFN 24 8
9 HR.QFN 32 remains HR.QFN 32 HR.BSW 32 remains HR.BSW 32 HR.QDN 32 remains HR.QDN 32 HR.QDN 34 remains HR.QDN 34 HR.QFN 34 remains HR.QFN 34 HR.DHZ 35 remains HR.DHZ 35 HR.QFW 42 becomes HR.QFW 41 MOVED HR.BHZ 42 remains HR.BHZ 42 HR.QTR 43 remains HR.QTR 43 HR.XNV 43 remains HR.XNV 43 MOVED HR.BHZ 44 remains HR.BHZ 44 HR.QFL 44 remains HR.QFL 44 HR.XNH 45 remains HR.XNH 45 HR.QFL 46 remains HR.QFL 46 HR.BHZ 46 remains HR.BHZ 46 HR.XNV 47 remains HR.XNV 47 MOVED HR.QTR47 remains HR.QTR47 HR.BHZ 48 remains HR.BHZ 48 HR.QFW 48 remains HR.QFW 48 HR.QFW 52 remains HR.QFW 52 HR.BHZ 52 remains HR.BHZ 52 HR.QTR 53 remains HR.QTR 53 HR.XNV 53 remains HR.XNV 53 MOVED HR.BHZ 54 remains HR.BHZ 54 HR.QFL 54 remains HR.QFL 54 HR.XNH 55 remains HR.XNH 55 HR.QFL 56 remains HR.QFL 56 HR.BHZ 56 remains HR.BHZ 56 HR.XNV 57 remains HR.XNV 57 MOVED HR.QTR57 remains HR.QTR57 HR.BHZ 58 remains HR.BHZ 58 HR.QFW 58 becomes HR.QFW 61 MOVED HR.DHZ 61 NEW 9
10 HR.QFN 62 remains HR.QFN 62 HR.QDN 62 remains HR.QDN 62 HR.QDN 64 remains HR.QDN 64 HR.BSW 71 becomes HR.BSW 64 MOVED HR.QFN 64 remains HR.QFN 64 HR.KFI 71 remains HR.KFI 71 HR.QFN 72 remains HR.QFN 72 HR.QDN 72 remains HR.QDN 72 HR.QDN 74 remains HR.QDN 74 HR.QFI 74 remains HR.QFI 74 HIE.SMH 31 remains HIE.SMH 31 HIE.SMH 32 remains HIE.SMH 32 HR.QFI 82 remains HR.QFI 82 HR.QDN 82 remains HR.QDN 82 HR.QDN 84 remains HR.QDN 84 HR.BSW 91 becomes HR.BSW 84 MOVED HR.QFN 84 remains HR.QFN 84 HR.KFI 91 remains HR.KFI 91 HR.DHZ 91 NEW HR.QFW 92 becomes HR.QFW 91 HR.BHZ 92 remains HR.BHZ 92 HR.QTR 93 remains HR.QTR 93 HR.XNV 93 remains HR.XNV 93 MOVED HR.BHZ 94 remains HR.BHZ 94 HR.QFL 94 remains HR.QFL 94 HR.XNH 95 remains HR.XNH 95 HR.QFL 96 remains HR.QFL 96 HR.BHZ 96 remains HR.BHZ 96 HR.XNV 97 remains HR.XNV 97 MOVED HR.QTR 97 remains HR.QTR 97 HR.BHZ 98 remains HR.BHZ 98 HR.QFW 98 remains HR.QFW 98 10
11 Magnets in the Ejection Line (HEE) HIP.SMH 32 becomes HEE.SMH 00 HIP.SMH 31 becomes HEE.SMH 01 HIP.BVT 30 becomes HEE.BVT 01 HIP.BHZ 30 becomes HEE.BHZ 02 HIP.QFW 26 becomes HEE.QFW 03 HIP.DHZ 25 becomes HEE.DHZ 04 Magnets in the Dump Line (HIP) HIP.BVT 00 remains HIP.BVT 00 11
12 3 - POWER SUPPLIES NOMENCLATURE Power Supplies in the Front-End (WL) Magnets VL.SNA 01 becomes WL.SNA 25 WL.SNA 25 VL.SNB 02 becomes WL.SNB 25 WL.SNB 25 VL.SNC 02 becomes WL.SNC 25 WL.SNC 25.1 WL.SNC 25.2 WL.DVG 25.2 becomes WL.DHZ 25 WL.DHZ 25 WL.DHG 26.1 becomes WL.DVT 25 WL.DVT 25 VL.SNC 03 becomes WL.SNC 26 WL.SNC 26 VL.SNW 04 becomes WL.SNW 26 WL.SNW 26 WL.DVG 26.1 becomes WL.DHZ 26 WL.DHZ 26 WL.DHG 26.2 becomes WL.DVT 26 WL.DVT 26 VL.SNF 11 becomes WL.SNF 26 WL.SNF 26 WL.QLA 27.1 becomes WL.QSA 27.1 WL.QSA 27.1 WL.DVG 26.2 becomes WL.QLA 27 WL.QLA 27 VL.DQL 27V becomes WL.DQL 27V WL.DQL 27V WL.QLA 27.2 becomes WL.QSA 27.2 WL.QSA 27.2 VL.DQS 27.2H becomes WL.DQS 27.2H WL.DQS 27.2H 12
13 Power Supplies in the Linac (WL) Magnets WL.QNM 27.1 remains WL.QNM 27.1 WL.QNM 27.1 WL.QNM 27.2 remains WL.QNM 27.2 WL.QNM 27.2 WL.QNM 27.3 remains WL.QNM 27.3 WL.QNM 27.3 WL.DQNM 27.3V remains WL.DQNM 27.3V WL.DQNM 27.3V WL.QNFA remains WL.QNFA WL.QNF 27.1 WL.QNF 27.2 WL.QNF 27.3 WL.QNF 27.4 WL.QNF 28.1 WL.QNF 28.2 WL.QNF 28.3 WL.QNF 28.4 WL.QNF 28.5 WL.DQNF 27.1H remains WL.DQNF 27.1H WL.DQNF 27.1H WL.DQNF 27.4V remains WL.DQNF 27.4V WL.DQNF 27.4V WL.QLB 2829 becomes WL.QLB 28 WL.QLB 28 WL.DQL 28H remains WL.DQL 28H WL.DQL 28H WL.DQNF 28.3V remains WL.DQNF 28.3V WL.DQNF 28.3V WL.DQNF 28.4H remains WL.DQNF 28.4H WL.DQNF 28.4H VL.QLB 1514 becomes WL.QLB 29 WL.QLB 29 WL.DQL 29H remains WL.DQL 29H WL.DQL 29H WL.QNFB remains WL.QNFB WL.QNF 29.1 WL.QNF 29.2 WL.QNF 29.3 WL.QNF 29.4 WL.QNF 30.1 WL.QNF 30.2 WL.QNF 30.3 WL.QNF 31.1 WL.QNF 31.2 WL.QNF 31.3 WL.QNF
14 WL.DQNF 29.1V remains WL.DQNF 29.1V WL.DQNF 29.1V WL.DQNF 29.2H remains WL.DQNF 29.2H WL.DQNF 29.2H WL.DQNF 30.1V remains WL.DQNF 30.1V WL.DQNF 30.1V WL.DQNF 30.2H remains WL.DQNF 30.2H WL.DQNF 30.2H WL.DQNF 31.2V remains WL.DQNF 31.2V WL.DQNF 31.2V WL.DQNF 31.3H remains WL.DQNF 31.3H WL.DQNF 31.3H WL.QNFC remains WL.QNFC WL.QNF 32.2 WL.QNF 32.3 WL.QNF 33.1 WL.QNF 33.2 WL.QNF 33.3 WL.QNF 34.1 WL.QNF 34.2 WL.QNF 34.3 WL.DQNF 32.3V remains WL.DQNF 32.3V WL.DQNF 32.3V WL.DQNF 33.1H remains WL.DQNF 33.1H WL.DQNF 33.1H WL.DQNF 34.1V remains WL.DQNF 34.1V WL.DQNF 34.1V WL.DQNF 34.2H remains WL.DQNF 34.2H WL.DQNF 34.2H NEW WL.QNF 35.1 WL.QNF 35.1 NEW WL.QNF 35.2 WL.QNF 35.2 VL.DQL 15.2H becomes WL.DQNF 35.2H WL.DQNF 35.2H HTP.QFW 21 becomes WL.QNF 35.3 WL.QNF 35.3 WL.DQNF 36.1V becomes WL.DQNF 35.3V WL.DQNF 35.3V WL.SNL 26 becomes WL.BHZ 36 WL.BHZ 36 WL.QNM 37 becomes WL.QNF 37.1 WL.QNF 37.1 WL.DQNF 36.2H becomes WL.DQNF 37.1H WL.DQNF 37.1H WL.QNM 36 becomes WL.QNF 37.2 WL.QNF 37.2 VL.DQL 15.3V becomes WL.DQNF 37.2V WL.DQNF 37.2V HI.BSH 00 remains HI.BSH 00 HI.BSH 00 14
15 Power Supplies in the Injection Line (HIE) Magnets HI.BSH 00 remains HI.BSH 00 HI.BSH 00 HI.BVT 00 remains HI.BVT 00 HIE.BVT 00 HIP.BVT 00 HIE Line share one common power supply with HIP Line NEW HIE.QFW 01 HIE.QFW 01 HI.BHZ remains HI.BHZ HIE.BHZ 10 HIE.BHZ 20 HIE.BHZ 30 HIP.BHZ 10 (*) HIP.BHZ 20 (*) HIE Line share one common power supply with HIP Line NEW HIE.QDW 11 HIE.QDW 11 NEW HIE.QFW 21 HIE.QFW 21 HI.QFD 1 becomes HIE.QDW 22 HIE.QDW 22 NEW HIE.QFW 23 HIE.QFW 23 HTE.QDW 22 becomes HIE.QDW 24 HIE.QDW 24 HIE.DHZ 25 remains HIE.DHZ 25 HIE.DHZ 25 HTE.QFW 21 becomes HIE.QFW 25 HIE.QFW 25 HI.QFD 2 becomes HIE.QFW 30 HIE.QFW 30 HI.BVT 30 remains HI.BVT 30 HIE.BVT 30 HIE.SMH 33 remains HIE.SMH 33 HIE.SMH 31 HIE.SMH 32 (*) Not used for beam but only for power supply regulation 15
16 Power Supplies in the Ring (EPA) Magnets HR.BHZ remains HR.BHZ HR.BHZ 02 HR.BHZ 04 HR.BHZ 06 HR.BHZ 08 HR.BHZ 42 HR.BHZ 44 HR.BHZ 46 HR.BHZ 48 HR.BHZ 52 HR.BHZ 54 HR.BHZ 56 HR.BHZ 58 HR.BHZ 92 HR.BHZ 94 HR.BHZ 96 HR.BHZ 98 HR.QFW becomes HR.QFWa HR.QFW 02 HR.QFW 48 HR.QFW 52 HR.QFW 98 HR.QTR becomes HR.QTRa HR.QTR 03 HR.QTR 47 HR.QTR 53 HR.QTR 97 16
17 Magnets HR.XNV becomes HR.XNVa HR.XNV 03 HR.XNV 47 HR.XNV 53 HR.XNV 97 HR.QFL becomes HR.QFLa HR.QFL 04 HR.QFL 46 HR.QFL 54 HR.QFL 96 HR.XNH remains HR.XNH HR.XNH 05 HR.XNH 45 HR.XNH 55 HR.XNH 95 NEW HR.QFWb HR.QFW 11 HR.QFW 41 HR.QFW 61 HR.QFW 91 NEW HR.QTRb HR.QTR 07 HR.QTR 43 HR.QTR 57 HR.QTR 93 NEW HR.XNVb HR.XNV 07 HR.XNV 43 HR.XNV 57 HR.XNV 93 NEW HR.QFLb HR.QFL 06 HR.QFL 44 HR.QFL 56 HR.QFL 94 17
18 Magnets HR.DHZ 61 becomes HR.DHZ 11 HR.DHZ 11 HR.DHZ 91 becomes HR.DHZ 35 HR.DHZ 35 WL.DHG 25.1 becomes HR.DHZ 61 HR.DHZ 61 WL.DVG 25.1 becomes HR.DHZ 91 HR.DHZ 91 HR.DVT 13 remains HR.DVT 13 HR.DVT 13 HR.DVT 23 remains HR.DVT 23 HR.DVT 23 HR.QFN remains HR.QFN HR.QFN 12 HR.QFN 24 HR.QFN 32 HR.QFN 34 HR.QFN 62 HR.QFN 64 HR.QFN 72 HR.QFN 84 HR.QFI remains HR.QFI HR.QFI 14 HR.QFI 22 HR.QFI 74 HR.QFI 82 HR.QDN remains HR.QDN HR.QDN 12 HR.QDN 14 HR.QDN 22 HR.QDN 24 HR.QDN 32 HR.QDN 34 HR.QDN 62 HR.QDN 64 HR.QDN 72 HR.QDN 74 HR.QDN 82 HR.QDN 84 18
19 Magnets HR.BSW 12 remains HR.BSW 12 HR.BSW 12 HR.BSW 32 remains HR.BSW 32 HR.BSW 32 HR.BSW 71 becomes HR.BSW 64 HR.BSW 64 HR.BSW 91 becomes HR.BSW 84 HR.BSW 84 HR.KFI 11 becomes HR.KFE 11 HR.KFE 11 HR.KFI 71 remains HR.KFI 71 HR.KFI 71 HR.KFI 91 remains HR.KFI 91 HR.KFI 91 HIE.SMH 33 remains HIE.SMH 33 HIE.SMH 31 HIE.SMH 32 HIP.SMH 33 becomes HEE.SMH 00 HEE.SMH 00 HEE.SMH 01 19
20 Power Supplies in the Ejection Line (HEE) Magnets HIP.SMH 33 becomes HEE.SMH 00 HEE.SMH 00 HEE.SMH 01 HTP.BHZ 30 becomes HEE.BHZ 02 HEE.BHZ 02 HTP.QFD 11 becomes HEE.BVT 01 HEE.BVT 01 HTP.QFD 12 becomes HEE.QFW 03 HEE.QFW 03 HIP.DHZ 25 becomes HEE.DHZ 04 HEE.DHZ 04 Power Supplies in the Dump Line (HIP) Magnets HI.BVT 00 remains HI.BVT 00 HIP.BVT 00 HIE.BVT 00 HIP Line shares one common power supply with HIE Line HI.BHZ remains HI.BHZ HIP.BHZ 10 (*) HIP.BHZ 20 (*) HIE.BHZ 10 HIE.BHZ 20 HIE.BHZ 30 HIP Line share one common power supply with HIE Line (*) Not used for beam but only for power supply regulation 20
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