nominal ps beam for the future lhc electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups

Elias Metral, SSWG meeting, 21/11/2000

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Nominal PS beam for the future LHC Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups

Effect of a solenoidal field Effect of a gap in the bunch train Simulations by F. Zimmermann Next studies

OBSERVATIONS OF ELECTRON CLOUD

BUILD-UP IN THE CERN PS

R. Cappi, E. Metral, G. Metral, M. R. Cappi, E. Metral, G. Metral, M. GiovannozziGiovannozzi

SPS Studies Working Group meetingSPS Studies Working Group meeting

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Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (1/6) Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (1/6)

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Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (2/6) Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (2/6)

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without bunch rotation!

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Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (3/6) Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (3/6)

RF gymnastics

At low energy (1.4 GeV kinetic energy)

1st injection => 3 bunches (H7) 2nd injection => 3 bunches (H7) Triple splitting => 6 × 3 = 18 bunches (H21)

At high energy (26 GeV/c momentum)

1st double splitting => 18 × 2 = 36 bunches (H42)

2nd double splitting => 36 × 2 = 72 bunches (H84) with

Bunch rotation => 72 bunches (H84) with

=> 6 bunches (H7)

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Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (4/6) Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (4/6)

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The 72 bunches at PS ejection

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Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (5/6) Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (5/6)

Only 1 measurement is still missing => the transverse emittances in TT2 in the presence of bunch rotation

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Emittance measurements using the Semfils in TT2 without bunch rotation

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Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (6/6) Nominal PS beam for the furture LHC (6/6)

Emittance measurements using the Semfils in TT2 with bunch rotation

H - plane

=> Electrons are created ...

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Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups (1/(1/55))

Nominal beam seen on the pick-up 208 in TT2

Without solenoid

With solenoid~ 50-100 G

cf. W. Hofle

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Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups ((22//55))

Pick-up 208 in TT2 (with and without solenoid)

Pick-up 03 in the PS (in the last turns)

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Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups ((33//55))

Nominal beam (but with 84 bunches) seen on the pick-up 208 in TT2

Without solenoid

With solenoid~ 50-100 G

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Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups ((44//55))

Nominal beam (but with 84 bunches) seen on the pick-up 03 in the PS

=> No coupled-bunch instabilities...

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Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups Electron cloud build-up visible on electrostatic pick-ups ((55//55))

Effect of a gap in the bunch train

=> Helpful as predicted (cf. Roberto’s pictures)

Simulations by F. Zimmermann

=> It predicts the electron cloud build-up in both the PS and TT2 (cf. Frank’s pictures)

Next studies

See if the beam becomes unstable at the end of TT2 (it does not seem to be the case according to recent SPS MDs)

Try to have a clean measurement of the transverse emittances in TT2 using the Semfils => capture of the e-...