Dielectric accelerators in Microwave regime and a short pulse collider concept Chunguang jing AWA & Euclid Techlabs AWLC2017 June, 2017.

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Dielectric accelerators in Microwave regime and a short pulse collider concept Chunguang jing AWA & Euclid Techlabs AWLC2017 June, 2017

Outline Introduction of Dielectric Accelerators AWA’s concept of a multi-TeV linear collider Progress updates Summary

Introduction of dielectric accelerators Purpose: dielectic TBA is the right choice to get to a LC in the next 10 years

Dielectric accelerators Features: Simple geometry. Small transverse size. Short rf pulse, high repetition rate, preferred. 300MeV/m 5GV/m Tunable DLA theory 30MV/m DWA D. TBA 100MV/m MP cured 1951 1958 1989 2000 2006 2007 2011 2016 Geometry Electric Field Vectors

Traveling wave DLA Alumina metallization X-band assembly Single piece dielectric tube Broad band no field enhancement at surface Alumina metallization X-band assembly

Standing wave DLA Easy coupling Easy tuning no field enhancement at surface E-field M-field

Dielectric Beam Power Extractor (2014) Easy damping Low cost fabrication Low surface field Transverse mode damping 3 sections of damper Quartz tube SiC tube Brazed copper ring metalization Quartz tube

AWA’s concept of a multi-TeV linear collider Purpose: dielectic TBA is the right choice to get to a LC in the next 10 years

Argonne Flexible linear collider 3TeV 30MW beam power TBA 18km 7.5km linac 7.5km linac Based on scientifically mature and low cost Dielectric TBA technologies Short rf pulse (20ns) for high gradient (e+ e- 200MeV/m of effective gradient) Modular design easily staged Wall plug efficiency (~10%)

Zoom-in for each 150GeV AFLC Module Drive beam Stage 2 Stage 1 photons rf delay 1 rf delay m rf delay 1 rf delay m 1.3GHz SW Linac L L Main beam

Zoom-in to AFLC Structure Level Short pulse accelerator ~15cm Power Extractor 30cm Gradient needs ~300MV/m Shorten the rf pulse length ~20ns High group velocity accelerator (10%c) to reduce rf filling time GW level rf power TBA high frequency (26GHz) to high shunt impedance Dielectric accelerator for low cost

AFLC Beam Power for high luminosity: 16ns 5us 100us 200ms 1s #1 #2 #20 #21 #40 #22 #81 #82 #100 In pulse beam current =6.5A Average current=10.4uA Average beam power=15.6MW 0.5nC/bunch Main Beam Structure 3ns Trf=28ns Tf=9ns Tbeam=16ns Competitive rf-beam efficiency for the short pulse TBA 6.5A 267MV/m 0.3m 1.264GW 16ns 25ns AFLC RF-to-beam efficiency: RF Structure

AFLC Power and efficiency flow chart Site Power ~400MW 291MW AC-rf=55% Main beam injection, magnets, services, infrastructure, and detector Power supplies to klystrons gallery ~100MW* 160MW * Borrowed from the CLIC design Drive beam acceleration rf-drive=86% 138MW total~7.8% Drive beam Dumps DPETS 126MW rf-tran=95% 120MW rf-main=26% Main linac 31.2MW Main beam

Improved AFLC Power and efficiency AC-rf=90% (CLIC/SLAC) Site Power ~200MW 100MW AC-rf=55% Main beam injection, magnets, services, infrastructure, and detector Power supplies to klystrons gallery ~100MW* 90MW * Borrowed from the CLIC design Drive beam acceleration rf-drive=86% total~16% 77MW Drive beam Dumps DPETS 65MW rf-tran=95% rf-main=50% (AWA bunch shaping) 62MW rf-main=26% Main linac 31.2MW Main beam

Latest Progress updates

AWA facility

AWA facility: demonstrating critical technology elements ACT DEEX ERI BDT TBA CWA experimental area 70 MeV drive beam 15 MeV witness beam bunch trains of up to 32 bunches Maximum charge in single bunch 100 nC maximum charge in bunch train 600 nC. single bunches bunch charge 0.05 to 60 nC

11.7 GHz Metallic TBA Acceleration Drive Beam RF Witness Beam

Highlighted results ~300MW RF power at X-band ~150MeV/m acceleration gradient demonstration of staged acceleration

The 26GHz Full Dielectric Short Pulse TBA Test DPETS ID=7mm, L=30cm DLA 55MW rf power output were measured. 1.8MeV witness energy gain, eqv. to 54MeV/m gradient. Note: RF power/gradient is lower than the ideal case due to the combination of RF loss in the waveguide, miss-match of the phase advance, and inefficient rf coupling, etc. ID=3mm, L=10cm

X-band (11.7GHZ) dielectric tba (to be tested in 2017) Power Extractor Accelerator Value Freq. 11.7GHz Material Al2O3 Aperture 15mm Length 30cm Passing Charge 8 x 40nC Power 280MW Value Freq. 11.7GHz Material MCT16 Aperture 6mm Length 15cm Input power 280MW Gradient 100MV/m

Ultrafast kicker for drive beam distribution (2017) Septum magnet by IMP 1meter stripline kicker 30kV dual channel dual polarization fast pusler by FID 2ns rise time

Arbitrary bunch shaper using EEX or DEEX Under construction Using Micro-Lens Array and mask produce the “ideal” transverse shaped bunch (Drive + witness bunches). Using Emittance Exchanger or Double Emittance Exchanger to transform the beam transverse profile to the current temporal profile.

Bunch Shaping with EEX Demonstrated Five masks on actuator TDC2 SPECT TQ1-3 TDC1 B3 B2 B4 45 MeV B1 Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1 x-x’ & y-y’ beam size & slope Linac chirp x tunable parameters z

SUMMARY AWA actively participates global HEP collider R&D. AWA continues working on the critical technical elements to meet requirements of the future linear collider design. AWA welcomes students, users, and collaborators.