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Title: Simultaneous Tune and Coupling Feedback during RHIC Run 6


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Simultaneous Tune and Coupling Feedback during
RHIC Run 6
  • Peter Cameron

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Acknowledgements
  • Tom Shea the foundation and foresight
  • Mike Harrison, Steve Peggs, Alex Ratti
  • US LHC Accelerator Research Program
  • RHIC HF Instrumentation
  • Earlier efforts
  • BNL C-AD Instrumentation Tom Russo et al
  • The present effort

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Outline
  • System Architecture
  • Direct Diode Detection (3D) AFE
  • Eigenmodes, set and measured tunes,
  • Coupling and de-coupling
  • essential for tune feedback
  • Ramping with and w/o feedbacks
  • 3D AFE Beam Noise Susceptibility
  • Plans

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  • 10nm

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special case
general case
eigenmodes rotated wrt horizontal and vertical
planes due to coupling.
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Set and Measured Tunes
  • Measured tunes
  • The eigenvalues physical observables
  • Rotated from H and V by coupling
  • Set tunes
  • What tune would be in the absence of coupling
  • dQmin forbidden zone
  • complicates tune control without feedback
  • breaks feedback
  • can be calculated with knowledge of coupling

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Set and Measured Tunes
  • set measured
  • set measured

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  • tune feedback would break here

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Manual Decoupling
Skew chrom
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Chrom measurement
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  • dQmin lt .001

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Coupling Echoes
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Outline
  • System Architecture
  • Direct Diode Detection (3D) AFE
  • Eigenmodes, set and measured tunes,
  • Coupling and de-coupling
  • essential for tune feedback
  • Ramping with and w/o feedbacks
  • 3D AFE Beam Noise Susceptibility
  • Plans

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First Ramp with Feedbacks
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First Ramp with Feedbacks 2
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Last Blue Ramp with Feedbacks
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Next Ramp with Feedbacks Off
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Beam Noise
  • Steve Peggs declare Victory
  • Peter Cameron Mission Accomplished
  • One messy little detail
  • 3D AFE sensitivity to beam noise
  • No free lunch

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3D AFE beam noise
  • Beautiful when looking at amplitude
  • Very sensitive 10nm
  • Resistant to dynamic range problems (bunch
    length, beam offset,)
  • But, when you put it in a phase loop.
  • Possible sources
  • Beam loss
  • High frequencies - longitudinal hot spots
  • Low frequencies
  • quadrupole cryostat vibrations
  • mains harmonics
  • Instabilities (weak not noticed by anything
    except 3D AFE)
  • Long range beam-beam

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Immediate plans
  • Further investigation of beam noise, and how to
    cope with this
  • Chromaticity measurement and feedback
  • Movement of the system into the CERN architecture
    DAB board

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Conclusions
  • Worlds first implementation of simultaneous tune
    and coupling feedback is successful
  • The door remains open for simultaneous tune,
    coupling and chromaticity feedback at LHC

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Back-up slides
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3D on the Ramp - 1 Jan 05
dominant spacing is 180Hz 60Hz onset 60Hz
end IPM every 100 turns (780 Hz)
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  • Transverse instability
  • Not fixed by chrom
  • Frequently present at a level not detectable by
    anything other than BBQ
  • Upper half of sideband

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Summary of Chromaticity
chrom - good results under sequencer control
gt
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Q'
ramp 6380
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dp/p of /-10-4 gives /-100m radial modulation
(RHICLHC)
vert
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Q'
horiz
ramp 6381
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gt
in RHIC modulation is at 1Hz
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Q'
ramp 6382
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