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Cornell Injector Performance Adam Bartnik 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Cornell Injector Performance as an ERL injector 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Cornell Injector Performance as an ERL injector as an FEL injector (e.g. LCLS-II) as an injector for EIC applications etc… 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Cornell Injector Performance (in new applications) Primary Question: How does the injector perform beyond its original specification? 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Injector Layout 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Injector Layout 400 kV DC Gun + Bunching/Focusing 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Injector Layout 400 kV DC Gun 400 kV DC Gun + Bunching/Focusing 50 MHz 520 nm 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Injector Layout 400 kV DC Gun NaKSb: MTE = 140 meV, QE roughly 5% Bunching/Focusing 400 kV DC Gun 50 MHz 520 nm NaKSb: MTE = 140 meV, QE roughly 5% 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Injector Layout 400 kV DC Gun NaKSb: MTE = 140 meV, QE roughly 5% Short SRF Linac 5 – 15 MeV 400 kV DC Gun + Bunching/Focusing 400 kV DC Gun 50 MHz 520 nm NaKSb: MTE = 140 meV, QE roughly 5% 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Injector Layout 400 kV DC Gun Superconducting Short SRF Linac 5 – 15 MeV 400 kV DC Gun + Bunching/Focusing Superconducting RF Cavities (niobium) 400 kV DC Gun 50 MHz 520 nm NaKSb: MTE = 140 meV, QE roughly 5% 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Injector Layout 400 kV DC Gun Superconducting Short SRF Linac 5 – 15 MeV 400 kV DC Gun + Bunching/Focusing Superconducting RF Cavities (niobium) 400 kV DC Gun 50 MHz 520 nm NaKSb: MTE = 140 meV, QE roughly 5% 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Injector Layout 400 kV DC Gun Superconducting 6 Dimensional Phase Space Diagnostics + High Power Beam Dump + Chicane (Compton Scattering) Short SRF Linac 5 – 15 MeV 400 kV DC Gun + Bunching/Focusing Superconducting RF Cavities (niobium) 400 kV DC Gun 50 MHz 520 nm NaKSb: MTE = 140 meV, QE roughly 5% 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Injector Layout Emittance Measurement System Superconducting 6 Dimensional Phase Space Diagnostics + High Power Beam Dump + Chicane (Compton Scattering) Short SRF Linac 5 – 15 MeV 400 kV DC Gun + Bunching/Focusing Viewscreen Emittance Measurement System 1st Scanner Magnet Pair 2nd Scanner 1st Slit 2nd Slit Deflecting Cavity Faraday Cup + Viewscreen Superconducting RF Cavities (niobium) 400 kV DC Gun 50 MHz 520 nm NaKSb: MTE = 140 meV, QE roughly 5% 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Laser Shaping Transversely: clip Gaussian laser profile at a given intensity fraction (typically 50%) Longitudinally: Birefringent Crystals for pulse stacking: 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Laser Shaping Transversely: clip Gaussian laser profile at a given intensity fraction (typically 50%) Longitudinally: Birefringent Crystals for pulse stacking: 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Laser Shaping Transversely: clip Gaussian laser profile at a given intensity fraction (typically 50%) Longitudinally: Birefringent Crystals for pulse stacking: 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Laser Shaping Transversely: clip Gaussian laser profile at a given intensity fraction (typically 50%) Longitudinally: Birefringent Crystals for pulse stacking: 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Laser Shaping Transversely: clip Gaussian laser profile at a given intensity fraction (typically 50%) Longitudinally: Birefringent Crystals for pulse stacking: 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

LCLS-II Injector Tests CU Injector as possible injector for high rep. rate FEL (LCLS-II) 9.5 MeV Low current (<1 mA) Straight linac - No ERL merger section! Goal: measure emittance at specified charge / peak current: Bunch charge Peak current Emittance (95%) 20 pC 5 A 0.25 mm 100 pC 10 A 0.4 mm 300 pC 30 A 0.6 mm 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Expectations: Simple Scaling Use previous results to get a rough estimate of what to expect: Assume optimal emittance scales like Previously: (in merger) Need around 0.8 mm (100%) emittance to get 0.6 mm (95%) Requires removal of asymmetry (Merger? Couplers?) Note: emittance may scale worse than Bunch charge εn,x(100%) εn,y(100%) 19 pC 0.33 mm 0.20 mm 77 pC 0.69 mm 0.40 mm 300 pC 1.36 mm 0.79 mm Note prior asymmetry in x , y 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Expectations: Simple Scaling Use previous results to get a rough estimate of what to expect: Assume optimal emittance scales like Previously: (in merger) Need around 0.8 mm (100%) emittance to get 0.6 mm (95%) Requires removal of asymmetry (Merger? Couplers?) Note: emittance may scale worse than Bunch charge εn,x(100%) εn,y(100%) 19 pC 0.33 mm 0.20 mm 77 pC 0.69 mm 0.40 mm 300 pC 1.36 mm 0.79 mm 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Expectations: MOGA What does optimization of the injector model predict? Perform Multi-objective Genetic Algorithm Optimizations: Vary all relevant magnet, cavity settings Vary laser shaping realistically: truncation fraction, crystal angles 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Expectations: MOGA What does optimization of the injector model predict? Perform Multi-objective Genetic Algorithm Optimizations: Vary all relevant magnet, cavity settings Vary laser shaping realistically: truncation fraction, crystal angles LCLS-II Spec 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Initial trouble at 20 pC Beam Based Alignment Loaded optimized settings Tuned machine (few weeks) Bunch charge Peak current Emittance (95%) 20 pC 5 A 0.25 mm 100 pC 10 A 0.4 mm 300 pC 30 A 0.6 mm 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Initial trouble at 20 pC Beam Based Alignment Loaded optimized settings Tuned machine (few weeks) Bunch charge Peak current Emittance (95%) 20 pC 5 A 0.25 mm 100 pC 10 A 0.4 mm 300 pC 30 A 0.6 mm Found emittance X/Y asymmetry that could not be removed! H: 0.26 mm (95%) V: 0.62 mm (95%) Can’t be from the merger…. 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Origin of asymmetry Found a beam asymmetry after (only) the first solenoid! With 20 pC and focus near VS: Elliptical beam spot Ellipse axes aligned with axes of corrector in 1st solenoid… With 0 pC: Beam is round -> Likely culprit: stray quad field Increasing solenoid current Half Larmor Angle Steering direction 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Estimating Quad Strength Compared 2nd moments of the beam to simple models of stray quad field inside 1st solenoid Best fit: 0.5 G/cm (at typical solenoid currents) Best fit scales with solenoid current (not shown), flaw in manufacturing? This is a strong enough field to wreck the emittance in simulation 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Correcting Quad Coil BPM cable feed-thrus allow for a 2 coil quad: - Quad wiring + - R 𝐵 𝑥 ≈ 2(𝑁𝐼) 𝜇 0 𝜋 𝑅 2 𝑦 𝐵 𝑦 ≈ 2(𝑁𝐼) 𝜇 0 𝜋 𝑅 2 𝑥 R = 6”, L = 3”, need 40 amp-turns of coil Removed tilt with 30 amps through coil… still not quite round. Good enough? Increasing solenoid current 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Results After another month of work… Emittance asymmetry is gone Met spec at all charges Same SRF settings for all charges Q (pC) Ipeak Target (A) Ipeak (A) εn Target (95%, mm) εn (95%, mm) εn,th /εn 20 5 0.25 H: 0.18, V: 0.19 60% 100 10 11.5 0.40 H: 0.32, V: 0.30 80% 300 30 32 0.60 H: 0.62, V: 0.60 70% 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Agreement with Simulation Current profile agrees well at all charges 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Effects of the Laser Shape 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Effects of the Laser Shape 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Effects of the Laser Shape Ideal Shape 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Effects of the Laser Shape Ideal Shape 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Effects of the Laser Shape Ideal Shape 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Effects of the Laser Shape Ideal Shape 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Effects of the Laser Shape Ideal Shape Measured Shape 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Effects of the Laser Shape Ideal Shape Measured Shape 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Effects of the Laser Shape Ideal Shape Measured Shape 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Arbitrary Laser Shaping To do better: Need arbitrary (transverse) laser shaping See Jared Maxson’s talk: WG1, session 2 (Tues 14:00) J. Maxson et al., Phys. Rev. ST Accel. Beams 18, 023401 (2015). 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Arbitrary Laser Shaping To do better: Need arbitrary (transverse) laser shaping See Jared Maxson’s talk: WG1, session 2 (Tues 14:00) J. Maxson et al., Phys. Rev. ST Accel. Beams 18, 023401 (2015). 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Even larger charge? (Omitting analysis of phase spaces, simulations here…) Primary result: Emittance trend becomes more linear above 300 pC… Q (pC) Peak current (A) Emittance (95%, mm) 20 5 H: 0.18 V: 0.19 100 11.5 H: 0.32 V: 0.30 300 32 H: 0.62 V: 0.60 1000 50 H: 1.6 V: 1.6 2000 56 H: 4.4 V: 4.0 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Summary In addition to all ERL specifications, the CU injector meets all LCLS – II requirements Emittance growth well compensated up to 300 pC (at 300 pC) εth = 0.41 mm, final at 9.5 MeV: εn = 0.6 mm Emittance scales roughly as At higher charge, compensation is worse 1nC: εth = 0.6 mm, εn = 1.6 mm Emittance scales roughly as Q Best emittance requires careful control of transverse laser profile Need diagnostics to detect unexpected stray fields, and ability to counter them DOE Nuclear Physics awards DE-SC0012493, DE-AC02-76SF00515 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar

Acknowledgements Thanks to the Cornell High-brightness Beam Group: Thanks to ERL15 for the invitation! 11/21/2018 Accelerator Seminar