Introduction to WP12: Normal Conducting High-Gradient

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Introduction to WP12: Normal Conducting High-Gradient. Where are we with X-band and high-gradient? Accelerating gradients above 100 MV/m now routinely and reproducibly achieved. Industry is now supplying X-band klystrons. Micron-precision technology spreading rapidly in industry. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Walter Wuensch, CERNEUCARD2 WP12, CEA SACLAY 16 April 2014

Introduction to WP12: Normal Conducting High-Gradient

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Walter Wuensch, CERNEUCARD2 WP12, CEA SACLAY 16 April 2014

Where are we with X-band and high-gradient?

• Accelerating gradients above 100 MV/m now routinely and reproducibly achieved.

• Industry is now supplying X-band klystrons.• Micron-precision technology spreading rapidly in

industry.

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Walter Wuensch, CERNEUCARD2 WP12, CEA SACLAY 16 April 2014

Accelerating structure performance summary

We are able to now predict very accurately the accelerating gradient a particular design will have.

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CPI unpackaging

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Xbox3. 3D layout/integration almost finished

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Walter Wuensch, CERNEUCARD2 WP12, CEA SACLAY 16 April 2014

Micron precision turning and milling

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Where are we going with X-band and high-gradients?

• Deepen the technological base • New X-band klystron design from SACLAY• Instrumentation and electronics from PSI• Test-stand optimization from Uppsala• Alternative design of HOM supression from Manchester

• Broaden the use in accelerators• Crab cavity/deflector development from Lancaster and STFC

• New applications• Medical linacs• XFELs

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TULIP-2.0 at 3 GHz with E0 ≅ 50 MV/m

new 3 GHz bwTW structure

11m 5-6 m

5 MeV

60 MeV

≤ 230 MeV3 GHz SCDTL

ENEA

8TULIP - UA - 6.3.14

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RF design of the full structure is done

The Sc/Ea^2 < 7e-4 A/V constraint is respected9

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GdA_CLIC Workshop 2014 10

C8 C9

K1 K4K3K2 K6K5 K7 K8 K9 K10 K11 K12 K13

C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 S1S0BS0AG S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7

Kx

X-bandFEL-1 & FEL-2

Beam input energy≥ 750 MeV

X-band linac extension• Effective accelerating length 40 m• Accelerating gradient 60

MV/m• Beam energy gain on crest 2.4 GeV • Injection energy .75 GeV

FERMI@Elettra: present layout and energy upgrade

X-band linac extension

New FEL beamlinel ≤ 1 nm

1.5 GeV

3.15 GeV

Present layout

N.B. The new layout could also provide two electron beams

at the same time (@25 Hz) with different energies

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11GdA_CLIC meeting 11-04-2014

Research & Innovation Action INFRADEV-1-2014: Design studies

Project: “X-band technology for FELs (XbFEL)”

Participants:

1. Elettra – Sincrotrone Trieste

2. CERN

3. Ankara University

4. Australian Synchrotron - ALS

5. Uppsala University

6. SINAP Shangai

7. Cockcroft Institute

8. Solaris-Jagiellonian University- Krakow (new)

9. VDL

Other organizations that have manifested interest:• PSI - SwissFEL• MAXLab

HORIZON2020-Work Programme 2014 - 2015

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Walter Wuensch, CERNEUCARD2 WP12, CEA SACLAY 16 April 2014