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What is the ISOLDE cooler RFQ CB - ISCOOL
H. Frånberg
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Where at ISOLDE
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Installation
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Principle
• Reducing energy spread– Thermalization ions loose energy through
interaction with a gas– Confinement by electric field
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RF
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Optimization through the Mathieu equation:
mass
Inner radius
Angular frequency of RF voltage
Amplitude on RF voltage
Particle charge
Condition for stability:q < 0.908Optimum ISOLDE:q = 0.6
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Ion motions
Ions are interacting with a gas.
Through the collisions they loose energy and change direction.
Buffer gas
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Ion motions
Adding a oscillating RF field confines the ions in the gas, along the axis of the quadrupole.
VRF ~
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Continuous mode
1. Ions are interacting with a gas.2. Adding a oscillating RF field confines the ions in
the gas.3. The electrodes have all a potential to “drag” the
ions through the RFQ.
VRF ~
80eV5-2V/cm
~1E-2 mbar 4He10-2mbar l/s
EXTRACTIONINJECTION
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Bunching mode
1. Ions are interacting with a gas.2. Adding a oscillating RF field confines the ions in
the gas.3. Pulsing the last electrodes (HRS.AX(23,24,25)
(A/B))
VRF ~
80eV5-2V/cm
~1E-2 mbar 4He10-2mbar l/s
EXTRACTIONINJECTION
Trapping 50V
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Summary
RFV
Three elements:RF quadrupolar fieldRadial confinement
DC potentialsExtracting ion in bunches or in continuos mode
Buffer gas Ion motion cooling
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Results• Transmission:
– 50 % A>23 – 80% for A>40.
• Space charge limit of 1E8 ions/bunch.– The maximum limit of ions in the
RFQCB before the ions are lost.
• Cooling time < 1msec– At ISOLDE short lived isotopes with
half-lives of a few ms are explored.
• Bunch width ~ 30 µsec– For the time window of the experiments.
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Why do ISOLDE need an ion cooler and buncher?
• Large beam emittance – Low transmission to
experiments– Low efficiency in mass
spectrometers
~35·mm·mrad 95% emittance
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Why do ISOLDE need an ion cooler?
• Small beam emittance – High transmission to
experiments. During tests we had 100 % transmission between the RFQCB and LA2 beam line!
– High efficiency in mass spectrometers
• Mistral• ISOLTRAP
– Small beam spot• Decay/collection experiments.
~2·mm·mrad 95% emittance
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Why do ISOLDE need an ion buncher?• Finite time definition of
beam pulses – Gating on the beam pulse
background suppression.– Decay experiment
• T1/2
• Charge particle decay spectran
• Background suppression factor~1E4– COLLAPS (less laser power) -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1
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Singles (continuous counting)
Bunched:12µs gated spectra