1/10 Tatsuya KUME Mechanical Engineering Center, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) ATF2-IN2P3-KEK kick-off meeting (Oct. 10, 2006) Phase.

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1/10 Tatsuya KUME Mechanical Engineering Center, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) ATF2-IN2P3-KEK kick-off meeting (Oct. 10, 2006) Phase stabilization for interferometer in Shintake monitor

2/10 Contents Stability expected for interference fringes in Shintake monitor Precise phase detection and control (idea) Effects of vibrations and fluctuations of optical parts on interferometer (estimation)

3/10 Schematics of Shintake Monitor Laser fringe(/Compton) beam size monitor Interference fringes as a reference Electron beam to be measured Scanning electron beam  -ray modulated by interference fringes

4/10 Stabilize interference fringes and electron beam How stabilize relative position between interference fringes (as a reference) and electron beam (to be measured) for accurate(=low deviation) measurement? Interferometer Final magnet (mount table) Electron beam Floor Coherent Detect and stabilize relative position Interference fringes Stabilizing by phase control

5/10 Design for Shintake monitor a: Angle between two beam, (174 deg) : Wavelength, (532 nm)  : Fringe pitch, (266 nm) Stability expected for interference fringes estimated value based on assumption Measure size of the electron beam converged to be r=37 nm in radius (sigma) with accuracy (repeatability) of 10% or better. –>Desirable position stability of s=r/10=3.7 nm (phase stability of 0.03  ) or better [Desirable]-> Stability for optical path difference of  L=7.4 nm –>Position resolution of r= s/10=0.37 nm (phase resolution of ~0.003  ) [Desireble] Measurement time of ~min - ~10min –>Time stability of ~10 min -1 hour [Desirable]

6/10 Durable and precise phase detection (Not to affected by intensity change of LASER light source) Difference of  the 2 interfered light intensities s:  I i0 -I ip Canceling E 01 and E 02 【 assamptions 】 1.Equal transmission/reflection ratio of half mirror :HM, 2.Equal sensitivity of photo diodes:PD i0 and PD ip

7/10 Phase shifters for phase control in order to obtain resolution for optical path length difference of  L/10=0.74 nm Reflection type (by changing relative distance d between the two mirror sets) ->Position resolution of  d=0.37 nm is required for 0.74 nm of resolution Transmission type ( by rotating angle  of glass plate) ->Angular resolution of  =~3 min (=8.7*10 -4 rad) is required for 0.74 nm of resolution ->h=~12  m for 90 deg of fringe phase change (in case plate thickness: t=3 mm, refractive index: n=1.5)

8/10 Experimental setup for controlling phase and visibility of interference fringes Phase control Visibility control

9/10 Effects of vibrations and fluctuations of optical parts on interferometer In order to make fringe change of <3.7 nm (Position stability) * Assuming that each optical parts fluctuates independently Position change for normal direction:  d m <1.8 nm Rotational change  m <0.12 sec (=5.7×10 -7 rad) They seem to be able to cancelled by fringe observation and phase control Phase shifter

10/10 Summary Interference fringes are to be stabilized within several nm against interferometer. Phase observation and phase shift method with resolution of sub nm are to be confirmed by experiment. Stabilities of interference fringes are seem to be affected by vibration and fluctuation of optical parts; however, they can be eliminated by phase control.