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TH6REP054 | Calibration of Quadrupole Component of Beam Position Monitor at HLS LINAC | 4075 |
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The strip-line beam position monitor can be used as a non-intercepting emittance measurement monitor. The most important part of emittance measurement is to pick up the quadrupole component. To improve the accuracy of measurement, the response of the strip-line BPM pickups will be mapped before it’s installed in the HLS LINAC. This paper introduce the calibration system of the BPM, which consists of a movable antenna and a RF signal source, simulating the beam , a BPM moving bench with its control system, and an electronics system. When the position calibration is done first, the offset between electronic center and mechanical one of the BPM and the position sensitivity are gotten. There are two methods for quadrupole component calibration: one is indirect evaluation method that estimates the sensitivity of quadrupole component by the factor of position second moment; the other is direct method by simulation of a Gaussian beam through together many Gaussian weighted grid points. The results of two methods are given and compared. The effect of antenna’s diameter upon the fitting size of simulate beam has also been analyzed. |
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TH6REP061 | Design of Beam Measurement System for High Brightness Injector in HLS | 4090 |
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A high brightness injector has been developing in HLS (Hefei Light Source), and the design of beam parameter measurement system is presented in this paper. The whole system will measure beam position, beam current, emittance of beam, bunch length, beam energy and energy spread. For the beam position, we have designed three types of BPMs: stripline BPM, with the resolution of 20 μm; cavity BPM, with the resolution of 10 μm, and resonant stripline BPM*. The beam position processor Libera will be used. The beam current will measured using the ICT and FCT. When going out of the gun, the energy of the beam is about 4MeV 5MeV, and the emittance of the beam is charge-dominated, so we use a set of slits with the width of 90 μm to split the beam to beamlets. The bunch length is measured using OTR and streak camera. Before entering the bending magnet, the beam will go pass a very narrow slit, with the width of 90 μm, and the resolution of energy spread will be improved. *M.Dehler, “Resonant Strip line BPM for Ultra Low Current Measurements”, Proceedings of DIPAC 2005, Lyon, France, p.286-288 |