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This project aims to minimize the impact of undulators on the beam by applying field integral corrections. The correction must work at the proper x position, even with exchangeable undulators. Various measurements and tests will be conducted to ensure accurate corrections.
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Undulator Field Integral Corrections Zack Wolf Isaac Vasserman Paul Emma Heinz-Dieter Nuhn Jim Welch Yurii Levashov
The Problem Bext_tunnel Bext_tunnel ≠ Bext_lab Steel Bext_lab
Requirements • BBA Minimize impact of undulators on beam I1x,y < 40x10-6 Tm I2x,y < 50x10-6 Tm2 • Beam Curvature Apply multiple shims to keep phase errors small Open question, # shims required • Correction vs K The correction must work at the proper x position, even with exchangeable undulators Open question, what range of x will correction work over
Correction Step 1 Standard Tuning Straighten trajectory Fix phase errors Granite bench, Hall probes, Short coil No steel Expect I1 and I2 near specified limits
Correction Step 2 Long Coil Measurements At granite bench (alignment) 150 turns I1, I2 ten times better than spec, x & y LCLS-TN-05-22 No steel Good check of Hall probe measurements
Correction Step 3 Helmholtz Coil Tests Use 2’nd measurement bench Build 2’nd coil system Build Helmholtz coil for Bext Test correction schemes 2 shim sites, 3 shim sites correction vs x
Correction Step 4 • Check Effect of Girders and Supports • Measure fields with and without girder and supports • Check all girders in production to look for anamalies
Correction Step 5 Tunnel Measurements Mount 2’nd coil system and undulator on girder Transport to each location ahead of installation Make a set of shims or shim data for that location