BCT for protection LHC Machine Protection Review 11-13 April 2005 David Belohrad, AB-BDI-PI

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BCT for protection LHC Machine Protection Review April 2005 David Belohrad, AB-BDI-PI

Contents ● General overview ● FBCT specifications ● Requirements for MPS ● Actual design philosophy ● HW changes needed for MPS ● Timetable ● Conclusion

General Overview ● 4 BCTFRs installed in IP4, 4 BCTFDs in IP6 ● 2 FBCTs per vacuum pipe ● BCTFRs at right side, between Q5 and Q6 ● Electronics in gallery (UA47) Note: this is to be issued as an engineering request soon

General Overview ● BCTDC and BCTFR are installed nearby ● Having DC and fast transformers together ensures higher security margin: – Possibility to cross-check the intensity measurement with multiple instruments when available (FF) – Possible to cross calibrate the equipment (FF)

FBCT specification ● Accuracy / Resolution – Single pass (injection) ● Pilot bunch ±20%/±20% i.e. ±10 9 /±10 9 protons ● Nominal bunch ±3%/±1% i.e. ±3·10 9 /±10 9 protons – Circulating beam (normal mode, > bunches) ● Pilot bunch ±10%/±10% i.e. ±0.5·10 9 /±0.5·10 9 protons ● Nominal bunch ±1%/±1% i.e. ±10 9 /±10 9 protons – Lifetime measurement ● Pilot bunch 10% accuracy (10h/1min), 8.4·10 5 p/min ● Nominal bunch 10% accuracy (30h/10sec), 1.1·10 6 p/10s LHC-BCT-ES-0001 from

FBCT specification ● Desired parameters for machine protection – Safe beam flag ● High accuracy not required (10% is fine) – Beam loss rate ● Sensitivity % of total nominal intensity (3-6·10 11 p) in single turn for fast losses (FFF) (you can get 3·10 12 ) ● Propagation delay of information less than machine turn (~90µs, no problem) ● Improvement by averaging (factor of √n) may not help – other sources of errors (for example presence of particles in abort gap) ● Requirement exceeds the sensitivity available by order of magnitude

FBCT specification ● Discussed scheme for MP: – Need info about intensity on hardware level (F) – Data for machine protection system are sent by optics without SW intervention – The same data should be received when propagated through LHC (F) – Feedback should assure correct data transfer (F) FBCT system SLP generator 'LHC' like ring Note: for simplicity drawn just 6 points ☺ From discussions with B. Puccio & P. Nouchi

FBCT specification ● Discussed scheme for MP – SLP communication – 1ms is the needed rate for the intensity information – Packet is sent twice with the same information, spaced about 250μs (ie. ~500μs average rate) – 32bits total to be sent, 18bits of intensity maximum (format still not defined, just ideas). Note: intensity is defined as the sum of all bunches over one turn, averaged over 8 turns – AGREEMENT: FBCT system will only give one intensity information per ring(info about beam safe flag is not generated at our side) From discussions with B. Puccio & P. Nouchi T [μs] I copy I

Actual Design Philosophy ● Approach – copy working system of SPS – Based on the DAB(n) card from TRIUMPH Canada DAB(n) VME IBMS XFRM PPC sw intensity Machine Gallery UA47 Everywhere

Actual Design Philosophy ● Approach – copy working system of SPS – IBMS does integration (based on Clermont-Ferrand integrator chip) + A/D conversion (14 bits) – DAB is the storage and processing card (including post mortem) → FPGA + MEM + VME64x interface – DC restoration, intensity calculation and information distribution is done in software – DC restoration: clean 3µs abort gap permits calculation of the DC component of the intensity measurement. The value calculated is 'added' in next turn to the result of integration → intensity

Actual Design Philosophy ● Suitability of this solution for MPS - Yes and No: ✔ Beam safe flag and beam presence flag you can get by RTT software ✔ Slow losses and slow current decay measurements you can also get by software ✗ Fast losses require hardware processing ✗ Transmission of the information is required by separate channel (i.e. not the standard VME/Ethernet connection) ✗ Also for security reasons all processing must be separated from control system – no software involved (question: can DAB card be recognized as safe equipment?) ● So...

HW changes needed for MP (F) ● DAB has possibility to add third mezzanine (i.e. 2x IBMS + optical output) ● Need to change the implementation scheme: BCT arbiter #1 (VME64x card in BCT rack) BCTFR 1 BCTFR 2 BCTDC 1 BCTDC 2 Optical transmission to SLP generator Optical outputs of intensity measurements Note: BCTFR n = DAB + 2x IBMS + optical output

What we can do for start-up ● We are able to provide you with very basic functions: – Intensity measurements calculated and generated by software – Eventually send this information via optical link from one transformer only (needs to add some HW) ● This means – in terms of propagation delay † : – ~50-100ms when we send information via dedicated link (i.e. PPC takes care about calculation and HW sends via optics) – > ms when treated completely by software and sent over 'standard' route (vme crate/eth) † Estimated values

What we can do for start-up ● This should be sufficient for – Beam safe flag – Beam presence flag – Slow losses (theory, within 1s?, precision?) ● Is not sufficient for – Fast losses, especially in terms of propagation delays and precision of the instrument

Time table ● For start-up just basic functions ● If (money)&&(manpower) – We can do further steps with arbiter + hardware calculus – Improvement of measurement to get desired precision ● Did you notice small (FF) comments † ? – It gives you rough estimation foreseen for the task ● F = future ● FF = far future ● FFF = far far future (note: this is maximum amount of future) † As you can see it is not very defining → too many unknown factors

Conclusion ● You can get 'almost' everything, but not now ● You can get SW calculated intensity sent via optical link, with rate of change ~100ms ● For the future it is foreseen to implement measurement on HW level ● Most problematic seems to be precision requested for fast losses ● Also some study must be done concerning suitability of the DAB card for machine protection

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