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Longitudinal Feedback Measurements for the CERN Accelerator School. Diana Rand Supervisor: Heiko Damerau, Christine völlinger. Outline. Motivation for the project Demonstrating basic types of RF feedback in particle accelerators Direct RF feedback Frequency domain
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Longitudinal Feedback Measurementsfor the CERN Accelerator School Diana Rand Supervisor: Heiko Damerau, Christine völlinger
Outline • Motivation for the project • Demonstrating basic types of RF feedback in particle accelerators • Direct RF feedback • Frequency domain • Cavity excited by a train of bunches • 1-turn delay feedback
Motivation • Prepare practical exercises for the next CAS for RF-engineering • Testing the experimental set-up • Refining and adding new ideas to the exercises • Creating instruction manuals for future students
The test cavity • Basic parameters: • 57 MHz • 1700 • 18 Ω • Low resonance frequency allows for easy measurements
Cavity with direct feedback • Practical exercise introducing direct feedback S21 Without feedback Power combiner Amplifier Cavity in out With feedback Feedbackpath 1 MHz
Cavity excited by bunch train • Simulating a train of bunches by exiting the cavity with a pulse generator Trigger signal Train of bunches at fRF/2 Cavity response Repetition rate fRF/2 filling decay 5 ns pulses
1-turn delay feedback • Constructing a comb filter • Replacing the direct feedback with the comb filter Power combiner Power combiner Cavity Cavity Amplifier Amplifier in in out out Feedbackpath
1-turn delay feedback S21 Without feedback 1 MHz With feedback
Summary • Testing and finalizing the experimental set-up • Adding new ideas • A practical exercise with excitation of the cavity by a train of bunches and time domain measurements • Completing an instruction document