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S2E in LCLS Linac M. Borland, Lyncean Technologies, P. Emma, C. Limborg, SLAC
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L = 6 m L = 9 m rf = 38° L = 330 m rf = 43° L = 550 m rf = 10° BC-1 L = 6 m R 56 = 36 mm BC-2 L = 22 m R 56 = 22 mm DL-2 R 56 = 0 DL-1 R 56 0 undulator L = 120 m 6 MeV z 0.83 mm 0.1 % 150 MeV z 0.83 mm 0.10 % 250 MeV z 0.19 mm 1.8 % 4.54 GeV z 0.022 mm 0.76 % 14.35 GeV z 0.022 mm 0.01 %...existing linac L0 rf gun L3L1 X Lh L =0.6 m rf = L2 LCLS
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Nominal LCLS Optics…
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LCLS Start-to-End Tracking Simulations Track entire machine to evaluate beam brightness & FEL Track machine many times with jitter to test stability budget See C. Limborg talk for injector See Fawley, Reiche talks for FEL ParmelaParmelaElegantElegantGenesisGenesis space-charge compression, wakes, CSR, … SASE FEL with wakes LCLS
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Initial Beam from Parmela Tracking 1 nC 10-psec FWHM 0.7-ps rise/fall 120 MV/m gun therm 0.3 m 150 MeV 2 10 5 to 2 10 6 macro-particles x, y x,y < 1 m x y z, E/E
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Sliced e- Beam to Evaluate FEL ( z 0.7 mm) I pk x,y E/EE/EE/EE/E
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mismatch variation slice 4D centroid osc. amplitude centroidmatch FEL wavelength
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see S. Reiche, B. Fawley talks… ‘Ming Xie method’ FEL parametergain lengthFEL power
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X-band X-X-X-X- LCLS. LCLS Longitudinal Jitter Tolerance Budget note, Elegant simulations use 0.5 ps rms
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z / z0 12.5% / 0.1% / 0 8.6% E / E 0.01% t rms 125 fs t fw /t fw 12.5% 2D tracking used to develop tolerance budget
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Now add component transverse misalignments… Misaligned randomly in x and y: All quadrupoles: 300 m rms All rf structures: 300 m rms All BPMs:300 m rms Misaligned randomly in x and y: All quadrupoles: 300 m rms All rf structures: 300 m rms All BPMs:300 m rms Transverse wakefields induce projected emittance growth and couple charge jitter to emittance jitter
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x-y screen trajectory before steering Misaligned randomly in x and y: All quadrupoles: 300 m rms All rf structures: 300 m rms All BPMs:300 m rms Misaligned randomly in x and y: All quadrupoles: 300 m rms All rf structures: 300 m rms All BPMs:300 m rms x 10000 m
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after Steered using Elegant’s ‘global’ algorithm x 5 m y 2 m x 5 m y 2 m trajectory after steering
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after Now let Elegant optimize both x and y emittances with two x- and two y-steering coils (pairs separated by /2) steering coils x 1.02 m y 1.09 m x 1.02 m y 1.09 m
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M. Borland optimized 100 random seeds… / 20% (projected)
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x ( m) x-position of feedback set-point ( m) Real Emittance Minimization Using Trajectory ‘Bumps’ in SPPS ~10 minutes (Ne 3.5 nC, z 1 mm) H. Schlarb, P. Emma
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Now run 200 S2E simulations, including Genesis runs, but with a distorted and ‘emittance-tuned’ trajectory… M. Borland, PE, J. Lewellen, C. Limborg, M. Woodley SC-wiggler is ON
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I 3.91 kA, rms 10% x 2.29 m, rms 5% E 14.36 GeV, rms 0.04% y 0.93 m, rms 4% projected x-emittance e energy projected y-emittance peak current
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x s 0.76 m, rms 2% y s 0.67 m, rms 2% sliced x-emittance sliced y-emittance bunch arrival time t 0, rms 49 fs E E 7 10 5, rms 0.8 10 5 sliced energy spread
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x-position x 0, rms 9 m (30% x ) y 0, rms 1.5 m y-position x-angle x 0, rms 0.55 rad y 0, rms 0.21 rad y-angle mean values set to zero for Genesis runs
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wavelength r 1.5 Å, rms 0.09 gain length L g ? m, rms 5% P 4 GW, rms 25% ??? Gain length L g 4.1 m, rms 5
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Fairly realistic simulations with jitter demonstrate tight, but achievable tolerances – SPPS experience very helpful Transverse wakefields are correctable – not a major issue (lower charge, shorter linac, and shorter bunch vs. SLC) LCLS still deciding on SC-wiggler at BC2, or laser system at injector (as proposed at DESY for TTF-2; Saldin et al.) LCLS entering engineering stage – detailed design must be ‘nailed’ down very soon (CD-2b in March 2004) Final Comments* * Special thanks to M. Borland: working for free!
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initial modulation period prior to BC1 CSR gain (1D-model) in LCLS without wakefield or long. space-charge SC-wig ON SC-wig OFF see Z. Huang talk Tuesday
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