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Direct TOF measurements on EMMA Yuri Saveliev EMMA Commissioning workshop 02-04 December 2009

Direct TOF measurements on EMMA Yuri Saveliev EMMA Commissioning workshop 02-04 December 2009. What accuracy .... ?. ~ 0.5ps should be OK. Experiment on ALICE was planned but. BPM raw signals detection on a fast scope ST1-BPM-02 & AR1-BPM-01

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Direct TOF measurements on EMMA Yuri Saveliev EMMA Commissioning workshop 02-04 December 2009

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  1. Direct TOF measurements on EMMA Yuri Saveliev EMMA Commissioning workshop 02-04 December 2009

  2. What accuracy .... ? ~ 0.5ps should be OK ....

  3. Experiment on ALICE was planned but ... • BPM raw signals detection on a fast scope • ST1-BPM-02 & AR1-BPM-01 • Move AR1 and measure change in TOF between the two BPMs Instead: TOF between buncher and INJ-BPM-02 for setting the buncher zero-cross phase

  4. Buncher setup: LeCroy, 2.5GHz; 20GS/s

  5. Buncherzero-cross setting • no averaging of measurements • no attempt to maximise accuracy • not the best available scope • < 10ps accuracy always

  6. Proposed TOF measurements on EMMA : I e-beam L1 > L2 (to get both signals within 100-300ps from each other on the scope) L3 ~ 10m ( to “spoil” the signal due to cable dispersion Scope : 12.5GHz; 40GS/s Reference : signal zero-crosses (rather than peaks) Multishot averaging Disadvantage: need large time range on the scope Expected : < 1ps accuracy (perhaps even 0.5ps) BPM1 BPM2 L2 L1 L3 SCOPE

  7. Proposed TOF measurements on EMMA : II e-beam L1 > L2 (to get both signals within ~100ps from each other on the scope) L1, L2 ~ 10m ( to “spoil” the signal due to cable dispersion) Phase shifter ? Scope : 12.5GHz; 20GS/s Reference : signal zero-crosses (rather than peaks) Multishot averaging Disadvantage: lower sampling rate BPM1 BPM2 L2 L1 SCOPE Expected : < 1ps accuracy (perhaps even 0.5ps)

  8. Proposed TOF measurements on EMMA : III e-beam • L1 > L2 by ~ 20m • to get both signals within ~100ps from each • other on the scope • trigger from BPM1 • injected bunch from BPM1 • one turn bunch from BPM2 • Scope : 12.5GHz; 20GS/s • Advantage: larger time difference to measure (x43) • Disadvantage: ??? BPM1 BPM2 L2 L1 SCOPE BPM1 BPM2

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