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Examples of Successful Collaboration Between CPI and DOE Labs Todd Treado CPI December 2013

Overview CPI has successfully collaborated with US DOE labs to develop and / or manufacture products for DOE use and for use in other high energy physics facilities throughout the world These efforts have resulted in US jobs and have advanced high energy physics research worldwide These efforts are worth highlighting at this meeting as both results are equally laudable We believe that DOE should continue to proactively support both of these outcomes

CPI is a Major Supplier of a Variety of Products for Scientific Programs

CPI Collaboration with Oak Ridge on High Power Klystrons CPI has built three 805 MHz klystron designs for the US Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) CPI first built the VKP-8290A when SNS was planned to be a room temperature accelerator The accelerator was later changed to be super-conducting with lower RF power needs Initially, 81 of the VKP-8291A model were delivered Later, ORNL ordered higher power versions that were required to fit in the same electromagnet The VKP-8291B was developed and 38 more klystrons were delivered

CPI Collaboration with SLAC on High Power Klystrons SLAC has developed very high power klystrons for its own use and has the necessary test equipment required to operate these klystrons Other accelerator facilities want to use these klystrons No US commercial manufacturer builds these klystrons In 2011, CPI worked with Norbert Holtkamp at SLAC on a collaborative agreement and signed an MOU on SLAC s S- band klystron In 2013 CPI fabricated a copy of the SLAC-designed 5045 klystron, designated as CPI part VKS-8245A. The first unit has been processed to the full power of 65 MW at SLAC and is now being prepared for insertion into the accelerator for LCLS. CPI anticipates significant future business for this klystron for accelerators worldwide

CPI Collaboration with SLAC on High Power Klystrons In 2012 CPI contracted with CERN to build a 50 MW klystron operating at 11.998 GHz. A Work-for-Others Agreement was put in place with SLAC in August 2012 to test the VKX-8311A, CPI s version of the SLAC XL5 klystron. The first VKX-8311A klystron has been initially tested and processed at SLAC to 50 MW peak output power and full average power. It should be delivered to CERN by February 2014. A second klystron will be delivered to CERN in the spring of 2014. CPI anticipates additional future business for these klystrons for use in accelerators throughout the world.

CPI Collaboration with Fermi Lab on Fundamental Power Couplers In 2006 Fermi Lab approached CPI BMD to assist with the collaborative design of a 3.9 GHz power coupler The resulting power coupler, the VWP3088, uses a waveguide window from a CPI magnetron as well as a custom-designed coaxial window assembly In 2007 CPI manufactured these couplers which were conditioned at Fermi Lab and installed on a cryomodule supplied to DESY CPI is currently manufacturing 18 more VWP3088 power couplers for Fermilab and DESY for use in the XFEL

CPI Power Couplers for Superconducting Accelerators VWP3032 Power Coupler VWP1137, VWP-3049 Power Couplers TTF3 Power Couplers VWP3088 Power Coupler

Summary CPI has years of experience building klystrons, gyrotrons, and IOTs and associated power modulators for scientific accelerators CPI has built over 190 power couplers over the last 10 years for superconducting accelerators Many of our scientific products are a result of collaboration between CPI and scientific labs, both in the US and abroad All of these scientific activities complement our overall business which also provides products for military radar, communication, medical, and industrial applications These activities provide high tech manufacturing jobs in the US Proactive US DOE support is very important