photocathodes for rossendorf srf gun
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1 st Topical Workshop on laser based particle sources 20-22, February, 2013 CERN. Photocathodes for Rossendorf SRF gun. Rong Xiang for HZDR SRF- gun team. ELBE radiation source and SRF gun. Since 2007 in operation. OUTLINE Rossendorf SRF gun and cathode system - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Photocathodes for Rossendorf SRF gun
Rong Xiang
for HZDR SRF-gun team
1st Topical Workshop on laser based particle sources 20-22, February, 2013 CERN
Rong Xiang I [email protected] I www.hzdr.de Member of the Helmholtz AssociationPage 2
ELBE radiation source and SRF gun
Since 2007 in operation
Rong Xiang I [email protected] I www.hzdr.de Member of the Helmholtz AssociationPage 3
OUTLINE
1. Rossendorf SRF gun and cathode system2. Running experience on Cs2Te in SRF gun3. Tests on new photocathode candidates4. GaAs photocathodes for the SRF gun
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1. Rossendorf SRF gun and cathode system
HOM CouplerTESLA-CellsChoke-Filter
Cathode
Electron Beam9.4 MeV, 1 mA, 9.4 kW
77 pC - 1 nC
Laser1 W, 262 nm
Half-Cell Main Coupler
• Laser and photo cathode short and highly charged bunches • RF field low emittance and high peak brightness• Superconducting cavity CW operation and high average current
More info: A.Arnold, et al., NIM A 593(2008) J. Teichert, et al., J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 298 012008
Jochen Teichert, Talk on Friday
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1. Rossendorf SRF gun and cathode system
Transportchamber
Load-lock
Cs2Te
Pb/Nb
Mo Mo
Cs2Te
SRF Gun
GaAs
Cathode and cooling system
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Requirements for cathode transport:
• Load lock system with < 10-9 mbar
• Exchange without cavity warming up & in short time and low particle generation
Transport chamber
1. Rossendorf SRF gun and cathode system
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Preparation Lab
2. Cs2Te photocathodes for SRF gun
R. Xiang, PhysRevSpecialTopics_13_043501
TeCs
Monitor1
Monitor2
• UHV (10-10 - 10-9 mbar )• Halogen-light heating• Ar+ beam cleaning• Evaporation • Qualification
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2. Cs2Te photocathodes for SRF gun
Typical preparation process:
1. Plug mechanical polish ( Ra=8-10nm)2. Clean3. Assemble in clean room4. Pump and bake5. Deposited in Prep. Chamber6. Stored in transport chamber7. Transport to SRF gun
Standard Te+Cs
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Cathode #250310Moin gun from 2010.5.25 to 2011.7.26Q.E. 1%total beam time 1013 h extracted charge 35 C
Cs/Te=2.3
SEM / EDX for Cs2Te on Mo
2. Cs2Te photocathodes for SRF gun
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2. Cs2Te photocathodes for SRF gun
Open questions:
• QE decrease during transport• Strong multipacting around cathode plug• Dark current• layer destroyed during operation
120nA
• 8 Cs2Te cathodes tested in gun• QE ~1 % in months• I dark~ 120 nA @ 15 MV/m• Cs2Te contributed 30% of dark current• ɛthermal ~ 0.7 mm·mrad/r(mm)
R. Xiang, et al., FEL2010, Sweden
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3. Tests new photocathode candidates :
• Use Cs2Te chamber, vacuum ~10-9 mbar• On Mo plug, @ 160oC, two-cycle “Yo-yo” process• fresh QE reached 1.5 % • SEM surface morphology
On Mo Substrate, Cs/Sb rate 2.7
Optical-polished Mo substratum
Cs3Sb
R.Xiang, et al., IPAC2012
Sb-source in boat
Cs3Sb out from chamber
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GaN (Cs)
• GaN on sapphire with Au/Ni electrode
• Only cesium • 262 nm laser• ~ 10-9 mbar
• wide band gap (3.4 eV)• negative electron affinity (NEA)• Robust: 10-9 mbar
R.Xiang, et al., ERL 2011
3. Tests new photocathode candidates:
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4. GaAs photocathodes for the SRF gun
preparation and transfer system for GaAs (Cs,O)
• Close to SRF gun• XHV chamber 10-11 mbar• Green light• First cathode planned in 2013
Interesting points: • QE / lifetime in SRF gun • dielectric rf loss on crystal• temporal response • thermal emittance• potential field emission dark current• polarized beam
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Cathode 106 mm longplug ɸ10mm x 6mm (modified from HZB-plug)• Easier for transport• Easier for heat-cleaning
4. GaAs photocathodes for the SRF gun
GaAs
• Transport only small plugs (up to 6 plugs)
• HZB-carrier for storage and transport
Plug on transport plate
Plug handle
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original Etched sample
O content 2.5% 1.2%Ga/As 1.19 1.15
Etched GaAs sample
4. GaAs photocathodes for the SRF gun
wafer treatment: 1. Wash in 4:1:1 acid solution (H2SO4, H2O2 and H2O)2. rinse with pure water and methanol3. Blow with dry N2
Result: reduce the Oxygen content on the surface
SEM / EDX
p-GaAs(100) crystal 400μm, 5 x1018- 5 x1019 /cm3 Zn-dopingResistivity of 0.0053 Ohm cmMobility of 209 cm2/V s
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No detectable dark current from GaAs-crystal. But after activation?
time (hh:mm)
Gun with GaAs crystal (0.35mm) and holderWithout RF, PN2=34.52WWith RFmax=5.5MV/m on surface , PN2=35 W
4. GaAs photocathodes for the SRF gun
R. Xiang, Task 10.7, EuCARD-SRF Annual Review 2012
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4. GaAs photocathodes for the SRF gun
• Preparation chamber for activation test: Ø300 SS chamber, with NEG pumps and ion getter pump. • First activation will be performed in the following monthssamples through load lock system directly to preparation chamber
Preparation chamber with load lock system
• Designed process: 1. Heat @ 640oC for 5min with
focused Halogen light, cool down to 100oC
2. Activate by using SAES cesium dispenser and computer controlled O2 leak valve
3. Green laser for photocurrent detect
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4. GaAs photocathodes for the SRF gun
New photocathode Lab. in accelerator building is in building. Cs2Te preparation system and the new GaAs chamber will be moved together.
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AcknowledgementWe acknowledge the support of the European Community-Research Infrastructure Activity under the FP7 programme since 2009 (EuCARD, contract number 227579) as well as the support of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research grant 05 ES4BR1/8.
Thank you!