1. 1 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Transfer Function of the Quadrupoles And Expected  -Beating at injection. S. Sanfilippo and P. Hagen, J.-P. Koutchouk, M. Giovannozzi, T. Risselada Acknowledgments: S. Fartoukh, A. Lombardi, Y. Papaphilippou

2. 2 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Special thanks to : L.Bottura, N. Smirnov, M. Buzio, M.Calvi, N.Sammut, G.Deferne, M.Gateau, W. Venturini-Delsolaro & his team, O.Dunkel, J.Garcia.Perez & his team, D.Cornuet and his team (AT-MTM), E.Todesco (AT-MAS) for calibration measurements and analysis, follow-up, general information and feed-back. R. Ostojic & his team, N. Catalan-Lasheras, S. Ramberger (AT-MEL), J.Di-Marco (FNAL) for the follow-up of the measurement results and feed-back on the instrument performance.

3. 3 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Outline Motivations. Sources of gradient errors. Study of the gradient errors coming from the measurements:  Uncertainty of the measurement systems.  Cross-calibration results and estimate of the absolute accuracy. Analytical estimate of the impact of the gradient errors on the  -beating (static case):  Arc quadrupole.  Stand alone magnets- impact of the magnetic history. MAD Computation of the  -beating.  -beating results versus targets. Conclusions.

4. 4 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Motivations Target : the aperture budget being tight, try as much as possible to minimize the gradient uncertainties. Budget: (S.Fartoukh, O.Brüning, LPR 501)  Overall budget of (  ) peak =21% (i.e. 10% of r.m.s beam size)  Off momentum  -beating (~7% for H and 5% for V)  Gradient errors: (  x /  x ) peak <14%, (  y /  y ) peak <16% Method: analytical estimate and numerical computations (MAD-X) C (L,N,K,  x,y ) Example for MQs

5. 5 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Sources of gradient errors “Static” error sources :  Knowledge of the transfer function (uncertainty, random) of the quadrupoles (MQ, MQM, MQY, MQX, MQW, MQTL).  Systematic and random of b 2 in dipoles (MB).  Precision of the power converters.  Transfer function dependence on the magnetic field history.  Mismatch of the MQT’s when performing a tune shift  Q~ ± 0.1.  Feed-downs from lattice and spool-piece sextupoles. “Dynamic” error sources :  Variation of MQ’s transfer functions during the decay, snap-back.  PC tracking errors on B2(MQ)/B1(MB).  Chromaticity correction during the decay/snap-back.

6. 6 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Break-down of uncertainties in the transfer function (static) Quadrupoles measured at cold.  Precision of the measurement system (resolution, reproducibility, calibration uncertainty).  Uncertainty on the cold magnet state (history dependence). Quadrupoles measured at warm (or partially at cold).  Precision of the measurement system (resolution, reproducibility, calibration uncertainty).  Uncertainty on the magnet state (history dependence).  Precision of the warm-to-cold correlation and uncertainty on the extrapolation. Quadrupoles powered in series:  Spread of the transfer function due to manufacturing tolerances.

7. 7 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Break-down of the errors coming from the measurement systems Resolution: Smallest variation that the system can measure. For all the systems used resolution is better that 1 unit. ( not discussed in the following) Reproducibility: Random coming from 10 consecutive measurements under the same conditions. Uncertainty: Absolute accuracy of the system. Errors coming from the calibration of the systems. The systematic part is removed using cross-calibration between systems. All measurement errors are supposed to be normally distributed. The uncertainty and the reproducibility will be given at 1 . All measurement errors are supposed to be normally distributed. The uncertainty and the reproducibility will be given at 1 .

8. 8 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Measurement systems of transfer function at cold (SM18) 1) Long rotating coils (7 pairs for MB, 2 - for SSS)  Uncertainty (Gdl)~ 10-15 units, reproducibility <1 unit. 2) Automated scanner (2 heads)  Used for SSS & special SSSs of variable lengths  One 600/700mm-long rotating coil, longitudinal scanning over magnet length.  Uncertainty (Gdl)~ 10 units, reproducibility ~0.2 unit. 3) Single Stretched Wire (SSW) (3 systems)  1 wire loop over any total magnet length.  Integrated strength of quadrupoles and dipoles. Uncertainty (Gdl): ~5 units, reproducibility ~1 units at high field but ~10 units low field (for quads). Superconducting dipole on the cold test bench in SM18 equipped with rotating coil system SSW for special SSS measurement

9. 9 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Measurements at cold (block 4) and industry (warm) 4)Rotating coils in vertical facility (2 pairs)  Used for MQMC, MQM, MQY  Test in a vertical cryostat with no anti-cryostat: higher uncertainty on absolute value of Gdl (but relative value between two currents is reliable).  Uncertainty (Gdl):~40 units, reproducibility ~ 1 unit. 5) Industry moles (300 K) :QIMM (2 pairs)  Used for MQ, MQMC, MQM, MQY,MQW and dipoles.  Uncertainty (Gdl) ~ 20 units  Reproducibility ~ 0.2-3 units depending on the mole. QIMM Vertical test facility.

10. 10 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Uncertainty and reproducibility for cold measurements systems Reproducibility for all systems is excellent (<1 unit) except the SSW at low current (1 kA). Uncertainty on the quadrupole of 5 (SSW) to 30 units (coils) has a large variability from system to system:  Calibration errors: Rotation radius reproducible only to 5-30  m  Mechanics: Uncertainty on the coil rotation axis position during real measurement. low field  Improvement of the calibration procedure (scanner, long shaft) already started.  A plan of cross calibration between systems is on going to reduce the uncertainty.  Improvement of the calibration procedure (scanner, long shaft) already started.  A plan of cross calibration between systems is on going to reduce the uncertainty. Courtesy L.Bottura reproducibility

11. 11 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Measurement and cross-calibration test plan The original idea (100% of cold tests) had to be adapted as we went along and:  ~15% of the MBs, MQs, will be tested at cold: we will rely on warm data and established the warm to cold correlation.  Cross-calibration with 3 systems: rotating coils/SSW/scanner for stand-alone magnets.  Special tests are planned have started in block 4 to study the impact of the magnetic history. Courtesy L.Bottura

12. 12 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Gdl measurements at cold with two systems for arc MQs. After new calibration procedure.Before calibration of the scanner. SSW system (1.9 K) / scanner (1.9 K). Significant improvement : values from the two systems within 5 units (rms).

13. 13 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Quadrupoles (B2) cross-calibration SSW/rotating coil SSW system (1.9 K) / rotating coil measurements (1.9 K). Goal: To guarantee a maximal uncertainty of the transfer function measured with any system (including the vertical facility) of U meas. syst ~ 10 units (rms). Goal: To guarantee a maximal uncertainty of the transfer function measured with any system (including the vertical facility) of U meas. syst ~ 10 units (rms). Courtesy M.Calvi Calibration has to be improved. All the shafts have to be calibrated.

14. 14 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Dipole (B1) cross-calibration SSW system (1.9 K) / 15-m long rotating coil (1.9 K). Uncertainty for MB transfer function measurement at cold U meas. syst ~ 3 units (rms). Courtesy M.Buzio

15. 15 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Impact of the b 2 errors on the  beating: Arc quadrupoles Courtesy E.Todesco Uncertainty  production  effective after (2n+1)  pairing  (warm/cold) in units U meas system (rms)  due to the impact of magnetic history  b   x/ Ky 0.760.78  x  y  peak  99  x,y [%] peak= C x,y.  b 2 20 MQs measured SSW used for the W/C quadratic sum FQWG March 2005 Comments 85% of MQ measured reduction by ~30% (Y.Papaphilippou) 11 units 4 5 9 13 2 after sorting Courtesy Y. Papaphilippou

16. 16 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Impact of the random b 2 for stand alone magnets Magnets measured fully at cold (MQY, MQX) or fully at warm (MQW): Uncertainty coming from the measurement system. MQM(C,L), MQTL measured partially at cold: uncertainty from the warm to cold correlation to be added. Analytical estimate of  [%] peak for stand alone quadrupoles. Contribution of the magnetic history significant (working current between 100-300 A) to be added for all. This class of magnets gives total contribution of about 13 % (peak at 3  ).

17. 17 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Influence of the magnetic history on the b2 knowledge Courtesy W.Venturini. First experiment on MQY:  Measurements with different minimum current of pre-cycle.  Change of TF values up to 60 units at injection current ~100 A ! ref. cycle 25 special tests foreseen in Block 4 on MQM(C), MQY in 2006. Magnetic modeling will follow. Rough estimate of the uncertainty coming from the modeling ~ 10 units (rms). Rough estimate of the uncertainty coming from the modeling ~ 10 units (rms).

18. 18 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Simulation model of the  -beating Installation database Layout + MEB slot allocation Database of warm magnetic measurements Database of cold magnetic measurements Generator of magnetic imperfections Configurable options: (class of magnets, random sampling… MAD-X LHC machine calculations Nominal LHC sequence and optics definitions. β-beat calculations NB: Simulation carried out with nominal optics V6.5 at injection energy. Correctors and MQT for tune shift are set to 0.

19. 19 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Measurements at cold are used for cryo-magnets whenever available. Magnets not yet built are drawn from a Gaussian distribution matching observed production spread in warm measurements. Cryo-magnets with warm measurements are then extrapolated to cold by a warm-cold correlation (systematic and Gaussian random). Allocation of magnets to slots not yet defined by MEB are drawn randomly. The simulations assume that the power supplies are re-calibrated to provide the nominal average gradient when there is a chain of magnets. For the power supplies the reproducibility chosen is that for one day and originate from the values of the design report. The statistics are based on 30 seeds. Simulation model: details and assumptions

20. 20 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch  -distributions Distribution of the  /  sampling in the machine circumference for MQs (1 seed). Distributions are not Gaussian (Kolmogorov-Smirnov test). The ratio (  ) peak /(  ) rms is found to be about 2.2. Distributions are not Gaussian (Kolmogorov-Smirnov test). The ratio (  ) peak /(  ) rms is found to be about 2.2.

21. 21 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch  -beating targets/simulations Estimations from the FQWG (March 2005) Not re-computed with MAD but initial targets re-scaled. Re-computed with MADNot re-computed with MAD, identical targets.

22. 22 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Conclusions and issues (1) Good agreement between the targets/analytical estimates and the results obtained from a model based on actual magnetic errors and slot allocation. Checks are going on for the case of stand alone magnets. At injection the static  -beating budget will be respected however:  The error on the b 2 knowledge due to the magnetic history dependence is assumed to be at level of 10 units (r.m.s).  The special magnetic measurement program planned in block 4 for 2006 (25 tests)+ modeling have to be carried out.

23. 23 / 23 Workshop Chamonix XV - 23-27 January 2006, L'Esplanade du Lac, Divonne-les-Bains S. Sanfilippo Stephane.Sanfilippo@cern.ch Conclusions and issues (2) Next issue : The knowledge of the transfer function in dynamic state (snap back/squeeze).  A dedicated magnetic measurement program with the appropriate cycles has to be performed. Additional numerical simulations using the MAD-X model will be carried out to:  Investigate the  -beating values during snap/back and squeeze.  Evaluate the feed-down effects from sextupoles using the information from the geometry database and cross-check with targets/analytical calculations.