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Preliminary Experiment Result Of Linear Optics Correction. G. Wang T. Satogata. May 27th, 2009. Typical measured phase (set 15). Measured Baseline Phase-beat (set 1-6). Drive at 0.01 above betatron tune. Measured Baseline Phase-beat (set 7-12). Drive at 0.01 below betatron tune.
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Preliminary Experiment Result Of Linear Optics Correction G. Wang T. Satogata May 27th, 2009
Measured Baseline Phase-beat (set 1-6) Drive at 0.01 above betatron tune
Measured Baseline Phase-beat (set 7-12) Drive at 0.01 below betatron tune
Measured Phase-beat For 1 Pre-set Error (set 13-18) bo6-tq6 was set to 0.002, drive at 0.01 above betatron tune
Measured Phase-beat For 1 Pre-set Error (set 19-24) bo6-tq6 was set to 0.002, drive at 0.01 below betatron tune
Reconstructed Trim Quad Errors From Measured Phase-beat bo6-tq6 was set to 0.002
Measured Phase-beat For 2 Pre-set Errors (set 25-30) bo6-tq6 and bo10-tq6 were set to 0.002, drive at 0.01 above betatron tune
Measured Phase-beat For 2 Pre-set Errors (set 25-30) bo6-tq6 and bo10-tq6 were set to 0.002, drive at 0.01 below betatron tune
Summary • Typical rms phase-beat uncertainty is about 0.04 radian or 2.3 degree, which is around 20% for our typical phase-beat measurement. • We are able to reconstruct the trim quadrupole errors for the chosen bo6-tq6 and bo10-tq6, which do not have large SVD components in small eigenvalue modes (and thus have more tolerance for noises). • In the next experiment, we plan to use other trim quadrupoles to correct one specific trim quadrupole error (test effectiveness of knobs).
Noise Level: 0.015 (~20%) Noise ~20%
Trim Quads Error is Reconstruct able with Proper Cut @ Noise Level: 0.015 (~20%) Noise ~20%