Lasing with Long Bunch Trains

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Lasing with Long Bunch Trains 17 22 October 2007 (~15 shifts) Milestone Lasing with 800 bunches, >10 µj/pulse Macropulse Views Charge, compression, orbit,... Spectra of oscillations Problems & Improvements Gun water regulation Beam loading compensation o & adaptive feedforward d ACC1 phase feedback

Milestone

The Way to the Milestone Startup: Lasing with few bunches, 10 20 µj, 690 MeV Increased RF pulse lengths to ~850 µs ACC2-6: no problem ACC1: unstable at 122 MeV energy gain, gradient reduced by 5 10 % Gun: sparks with long pulses, re-conditioning needed Optics: design op2-v4 matched in UBC2, but energy after ACC1 changing frequently

The Way to the Milestone LLRF problems solved: No feedback on the gun because P fwd setpoint above soft limit No adaptive feedforward on ACC2 6 because state machines not working Limited by beam losses in undulator 1 Much manual tuning required

The Milestone Milestone: Lasing with 800 bunches, >10 µj/pulse achieved...without destroying the machine 800 bunches at 685 MeV electron beam: 2.7 kw photon beam: 56 mw

Undulator Dose Rates

Macropulse Views

Pyros DBC2/DBC3 first ~20 bunches

Pyro ECOL / Charge 3GUN beating frequencies: ~70 khz injector laser: not able to adjust pump power/timing for flat charge profile

Charge Oscillations 66.3 khz 72.5 khz

BPM 1GUN oscillation: ~8 khz

BPM 2UBC2

BPM 1DBC2

BPM 1DBC3 fast oscillation: 250 khz

Orbit Oscillations 250 khz Should be improved by ripple table!

BPM 9ACC7 250 khz oscillation peak-to-peak: peak: ~ 90 µm

Energy bunch energy (MeV/particle) >2 MeV (~ 0.3 %) bunch 1 bunch 300

Problems & Improvements

Gun Temperature Regulation At 850 µs gun flat top, the temperature is not stabilized anymore. reflected power interlock reflected power interlock no operator action manual tuning

Gun Temperature Regulation At 850 µs gun flat top, the temperature is not stabilized anymore.

Beam Loading Compensation ACC1 toroid-based beam loading compensation + immediately adapts to number of bunches have to tune amplitude, phase, start time does not get the vector sum right

Adaptive Feedforward Adaptation of feedforward tables by state machine (A. Brandt) slow (30 60 seconds to adapt to changed number of bunches) + almost foolproof (no tuning of parameters required) + flat vector sum except high h frequency disturbances

ACC1 Phase Feedback regulates ACC1 phase based on pyro signal of single bunch, or average of all bunches inhomogeneous compression along macropulse remains Solution: feedback on each single bunch (manipulation of feedforward d and setpoint tables)

Pyrodetector Baseline Shift

Conclusion

Conclusion We reached that milestone, but... We cannot provide 800 bunches during user run. Gun temperature regulation unstable at full RF pulse length Gun: reflected power interlocks We need too long to switch to long pulses. Bad gun conditioning (sparks) Do conditioning in advance. Too high module gradients, especially Why not run modules at full in ACC1 (quenches+instabilities) pulse length all the time? Typically operating with high losses Keep losses low even in short pulse mode.

Conclusion Inhomogeneous lasing Mainly caused upstream BC2: energy/phase of laser, gun, ACC1 250 khz ripple from ACC2 6 Reliable adaptive feedforward for all modules + gun Ripple correction table for ACC2 6 ACC1 phase feedback for single bunches Fast orbit feedback

Acknowledgements Vladimir Balandin Michael Seebach Vitali Kocharyan Bart Faatz Annette Brenger Gevorg Petrosyan Valeri Ayvazyan Nina Golubeva Evgeny Schneidmiller Lyudvig Petrosyan Marion Kuhlmann Mikhail Yurkov