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Title: ILC Interaction Point Intra-Train Feedback Kicker


1
ILC Interaction PointIntra-Train FeedbackKicker
  • November 1, 2005
  • Steve Smith

2
Layout/Requirements
  • What kind of kicker and kicker driver are
    required for an ILC IP feedback?
  • From the Oct. 4 BDS meeting
  • Kicker 7 m from IP
  • Space for kicker 1m
  • Desire 100 s capture range (IP s)
  • sy 5nm ? 500 nm capture range for the Y
    feedback
  • sx 600nm ? limited to a few s capture range in
    X

Crossing Scheme R12 R34 Kicker Aperture
20 mradian 8.9 m 3.8 m 20 mm
2 mradian 16.4 m 4.7 m 180 mm
3
Kickers
  • Investigate two plausible solutions
  • Unloaded stripline kicker
  • Ferrite-loaded single-turn kicker.
  • Both seem to be achievable.
  • Many details are left out

4
Unloaded Stripline Kicker
  • XY kickers can coexist in the same structure.
  • Assume four striplines
  • each stripline covers 20 of the circumference.
  • Electric field at the center E0 90Vstrip/R
  • Y kick angle of q 500nm/3.8m 130 nanoradian
    kick.
  • At p 250Gev/c ? 160 V max each stripline (20mr
    crossing)
  • ? 1400 V max (2 mr
    crossing)
  • Strip impedance 50 Ohms, ? 500W peak (20 mr)
  • ? 35
    kW peak ! (2 mr)
  • For lower stripline Z impedance, the current
    power go up.
  • These drive requirement can be met.
  • Example MOSFET driver proposed for the damping
    ring kickers requires 5 times the drive voltage
    and 100 times faster risetime
  • But at the kV levels one should think of
    ferrite-loaded kickers to reduce the drive
    requirements.

5
Ferrite Kicker
  • Y and X kickers no longer coexisist
  • must be at different zs.
  • The model for a kicker is a single-turn ferrite
    loaded kicker.
  • Assume a drive impedance of 12.5 Ohms.
  • (without design or calculation)
  • Use formulas for inductance and field that are
    appropriate for low gap height-to-width
  • then apply to a kicker with hw so take the
    details with grains of salt.
  • Needs a kicker designer

6
20 mr Crossing Scheme Kicker
Parameter Value
Length 1 m
Turns 1
Gap height 20 mm
Gap width 40 mm
Impedance 25 Ohms
Max kick 130 nradians
Parameter Value
Current 2 Amps
Voltage 43 Volts
Power 75 Watt
Inductance 2.5 mH
Rise time 100 ns (L/Z)
7
2 mr Crossing Scheme Kicker
Parameter Value
Length 1 m
Turns 1
Gap height 180 mm
Gap width 180 mm
Impedance 12.5 Ohms
Max kick 100 nradians
Parameter Value
Current 13 Amps
Voltage 300 Volts
Power 4 kW
Inductance 1.3 mH
Rise time 100 ns (L/Z)
8
Mathcad Calculation
9
Further simplification
  • 300 ns is lots of time
  • Forget matched transmission line
  • Drive kicker as a shorted inductor.

10
X Feedback
  • Cannot deflect beam by q 60mm/10 m 6
    microradians in X.
  • Can the capture range be reduced?
  • Propose limiting x kick to a few times that of y
    kicker
  • e.g. a few microns
  • Get some help from ratio of R12/R34 2-3
  • Use the same kicker design
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