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Injector Requirements Cecile Limborg, SLAC April 24, 2002

Injector Requirements Cecile Limborg, SLAC April 24, 2002. Injector Overview Project Performance Goals Physics Performance Requirements for Long-Lead Procurements Operating range Tolerances, Safety Factors R&D Status. Hi Cecile.

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Injector Requirements Cecile Limborg, SLAC April 24, 2002

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  1. Injector RequirementsCecile Limborg, SLACApril 24, 2002 • Injector Overview • Project Performance Goals • Physics Performance Requirements for Long-Lead Procurements • Operating range • Tolerances, Safety Factors • R&D Status Presenter’s Name, Organization

  2. Hi Cecile • Get coordinated with dave and john s. to check for consistency and to avoid too much redundancy ( some is ok) • Performance requirements must be identical to those in the LCLS website. • The items or subsystems on your performance requirements list should correspond to dave dowell’s list • Conclusions- (choose your own words to communicate the following) • most of the LCLS injector linac is standard SLAC design, no technical risk • Gun performance has received a lot of attention; simulations agree with GTF measurements • -LCLS has safety margin for reaching saturation with this injector (coordinate this with HD and paul) • I don’t yet know how to present the followrng • -lower injector energy • -possible need for modification of first accelerating structure to dual-feed • Cover progress in gun simulation in some detail, report added features. • Coordinate comparison with GTF measurements with dave dowell – a little repetition is just fine • But you should not spend overmuch time going over the same data in the same detail Presenter’s Name, Organization

  3. Injector Overview • Bullet-1-1 • bullet-2-1 • bullet-2-2 • bullet-3-1 • bullet-3-2 • bullet-4-1 • bullet-4-2 • bullet-5-1 • bullet-5-2 • bullet-5-3 • bullet-4-4 • bullet-3-4 • bullet-2-3 • Bullet-1-2 Presenter’s Name, Organization

  4. Injector Performance Requirements • Bullet-1-1 • bullet-2-1 • bullet-2-2 • bullet-3-1 • bullet-3-2 • bullet-4-1 • bullet-4-2 • bullet-5-1 • bullet-5-2 • bullet-5-3 • bullet-4-4 • bullet-3-4 • bullet-2-3 • Bullet-1-2 Presenter’s Name, Organization

  5. System/Component 1 Performance Requirements References, explanation Presenter’s Name, Organization

  6. System/Component 2 Performance Requirements [1] References, explanation Presenter’s Name, Organization

  7. Injector R&D Status (include references, pubs) • Bullet-1-1 • bullet-2-1 • bullet-2-2 • bullet-3-2 • bullet-4-1 • bullet-4-2 • bullet-5-1 • bullet-5-2 • bullet-5-3 • bullet-4-4 • bullet-3-4 • bullet-2-3 • Bullet-1-2 Presenter’s Name, Organization

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