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ISCOOL: cooled and bunched beams for ISOLDE
E. Mané, 1 P. Delahaye, 2 I. Podadera, 2 M. Lindroos, 2 R. Catherall, 2 T. Giles, 2 H. Franberg, 2 J. Billowes, 1 F. Duval 3 and A. Jokinen 4
1 Schuster Laboratory , University of Manchester, United Kingdom2 CERN, CH-1211 Geneva 23, Switzerland
3 ISMRA, Caen, France4 Department of Physics, University of Jyväskylä, Finland
Presenter: Ernesto ManPresenter: Ernesto Manéé
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OutlineOutline
MotivationMotivationScheme of ISCOOLScheme of ISCOOLHow it worksHow it worksOffOff--line tests and resultsline tests and resultsNext stepsNext stepsNew opportunitiesNew opportunitiesSummarySummaryConclusionsConclusions
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MotivationMotivation
The The ISISOLDE OLDE coolcooler is a radioer is a radio--frequency quadrupole coolerfrequency quadrupole coolerand buncher (RFQCB) designed to meet those needs.and buncher (RFQCB) designed to meet those needs.
Because it canBecause it can
reduce the beam emittance and energy spread;reduce the beam emittance and energy spread;
control the time structure of the beam.control the time structure of the beam.
Increasing demand for
a better beam quality matching downstream the acceptance of the experiments;
a more efficient use of the HRS beam line;
being able to manipulate radioactive ion beams.
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HRS focal pointISOLDE hall
Scheme of ISCOOLScheme of ISCOOL
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I. Podadera, CERN-2006-013
mergingswitchyard
ext. quad. triplet valve
diagnostics
exp
bellowinj. quad. triplet
valvediagnostics
HRS
turbopump
support support
injection extraction
bellow
RFQCB
insulators
turbopump
turbopump
trailler/support
60KV
Mainvacuum
Scheme of ISCOOLScheme of ISCOOL
1010--77 mbarmbar 1010--77 mbarmbar
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How it works:coolingHow it works:coolingLongitudinal stopping distanceLongitudinal stopping distance
This distance will depend on the:This distance will depend on the:
•• beam energy at the injection (beam energy at the injection (200 eV200 eV););
•• ion massion mass;;
•• buffer gas mass (buffer gas mass (44HeHe););
•• gas pressuregas pressureM. Peterson, Masters Thesis 2002
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The RFQ potential is a rotatingThe RFQ potential is a rotating““horse saddlehorse saddle””
Pseudo-potential
x
y
z
0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 1.1100
120
140
160
180
200
220
Frequency (MHz)
RF
ampl
itude
zer
o-to
-pea
k (V
)
A=10
A=20
A=50
A=70A=250
amp.amp. freq.freq.
High massHigh mass:
Low massLow mass:
NG-VFO400/200-1200K. Rudolph
Solution:Solution:
I. Podadera, PhD thesis 2006
~
How it works: RFQ confinementHow it works: RFQ confinement
z
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How it works: bunchingHow it works: bunching
V
releasetrapped ions
Vtrap
end plate
“kick” modeΔΔtt ΔΔ EE
Normal extNormal ext:
““KickKick”” extext:
z
trap
DC electrodes decoupledDC electrodes decoupled
from the RF field.from the RF field.
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OffOff--line testsline tests
They have started in 09/2005 at building 275 in a dedicated They have started in 09/2005 at building 275 in a dedicated test bench.test bench.
They aim at a complete characterisation prior to the installatioThey aim at a complete characterisation prior to the installation of ISCOOL:n of ISCOOL:
Behaviour of vacuum, electronics and high voltage;Behaviour of vacuum, electronics and high voltage;Tests in continuous mode;Tests in continuous mode;Tests in bunched mode.Tests in bunched mode.
E. Mané and P. Delahaye
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HV@60KVHV@60KV
TurbopumpsTurbopumps
44He bottleHe bottle
LPC ion sourceLPC ion source
RFRF
Inj quad. tripletInj quad. triplet
Test benchTest benchFaraday cupsFaraday cups(d = 30mm)(d = 30mm)
Li, Na, K, Cs
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ResultsResults
Extraction plate (V)
Tran
smis
sion
(%)
energy spreadenergy spread
1.3 eV1.3 eV
133Cs extracted at 30KeV
Transmission in continuous modeTransmission in continuous mode
Energy spread before
reacceleration
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ResultsResults
70pA of 133Cs at 30KeVHe flow of 8X10-1 mbar l/s
X% transmission
No cooling, emittance 4No cooling, emittance 4ππ mm.mradmm.mrad Cooled beam, emittance 2Cooled beam, emittance 2ππ mm.mradmm.mrad
10pA of 133Cs at 30KeVNo buffer gas cooling
x% transmission
The The emittanceemittance at the exit of the RFQ is ~ independent of the incoming beam.at the exit of the RFQ is ~ independent of the incoming beam.4 < 20 < 404 < 20 < 40
ISOLDELPC ISCOOL acceptanceWhere is this value from??
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Next stepsNext steps
Concerning the offConcerning the off--line commissioning, we shouldline commissioning, we should
•• Finish the tests with the alkalis, in continuous and bunched moFinish the tests with the alkalis, in continuous and bunched modes;des;
•• Extend the tests to other elements with an Extend the tests to other elements with an ISOLDEISOLDE plasma ion source.plasma ion source.
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•• RFQ alignment (+RFQ alignment (+-- 1mm)1mm)•• Integration of vacuumIntegration of vacuum•• High voltage platformHigh voltage platform•• High voltage cageHigh voltage cage•• ControlsControls
Richard Catherall
Next stepsNext steps
Position of theodolite for external targets
Position of theodolite for internal targets
High voltage cage
Stefano Marzari
3 targets on the RFQ
3 targets on the inj. quad.
3 targets on the ext. quad.
OnOn--line commissioningline commissioningH. Franberg
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Conventional fluorescenceConventional fluorescence--detection methods;detection methods;
Collinear Resonance Ionization Spectroscopy (CRIS).Collinear Resonance Ionization Spectroscopy (CRIS).
New opportunities for laser spectroscopyNew opportunities for laser spectroscopy
Techniques:Techniques:
The cooler also offers a convenient environment for:The cooler also offers a convenient environment for:
performing optical pumping of ions;performing optical pumping of ions;
preparing ions in metastable state;preparing ions in metastable state;
producing polarised or aligned nuclear beams.producing polarised or aligned nuclear beams.
small energy spreadsmall energy spread
small emittance small emittance
bunchingbunching
subsub--Doppler precisionDoppler precision
better beam overlap better beam overlap
single atom sensitivitysingle atom sensitivity
Ref to Jyväskylä
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J. Billowes et. al. Laser spectroscopy of gallium isotopes using the ISCOOL RFQ cooler. CERN-INTC-2007-005
Example: Collinear laser technique + bunched ionsExample: Collinear laser technique + bunched ions
Without ISCOOL
With ISCOOL
K. Perarjarvi. 3rd Eurisol Town meeting
K. Flanagan et. al. Laser spectroscopy of radioactive copper isotopes. IS439
accumulation timeconsider space-charge
gate widthisobars
Yield curve for Ga isotopescheck efficiency with bradley
I don’t get the triangle
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With ISCOOL at 30 keV and rf at 260 KHz, 480Vp-p, the following preliminary results were accomplished so far for 133Cs :
• Greater than 70% efficiency in continuous mode;• Transverse emittance ~ 2-4 π mm mrad;• Energy spread of 1.3 eV
SummarySummary
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• The off-line tests so far suggest that ISCOOL will work as expected;• The best efforts have been put to place it on-line ASAP (September 2007);
ConclusionsConclusions
The use of ISCOOL in conjunction with other techniques will enabThe use of ISCOOL in conjunction with other techniques will enable le
us to further push the limits of the detection of radioactive nuus to further push the limits of the detection of radioactive nuclear clear
beam observables.beam observables.
• And finally