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t3=0, t1=t2=0. 5 Unknowns (one is indeterminate, say ): 3 Scales, s'1, s'2, s'3 ... BPM 2 after tilt. Nominal. orientation. of BPM 2. Calculating the 1,2,3 ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: NanoBPM Analysis


1
Nano-BPM Analysis
  • Sean Walston
  • LLNL

2
Review of the Basics
  • Fit waveforms from cavity BPMs to
  • Define

3
Want x, x, y and y
  • First define Position and Tilt signals
  • For each BPM
  • xsxPx
  • xsxTx
  • ysyPy
  • ysyTy

4
Nano-BPM Apparatus
5
BPM Readout Calibration
  • Beam assumed to be a by God! straight line
  • Therefore trajectory is a constant from BPM to BPM

Position of beam in BPM
x
Slope12
Slope23
z12
z23
z
6
BPM Position Calibration
Position of beam in BPM
Position of BPM after move
x
Nominal position of BPM
Slope12
Slope23
z12
s1P1
s2P2
z23
s3P3
m2
m1
m3
x2
z
7
Calculating the Position Scales and BPM 2 Offset
  • 4 Linearly independent equations from the moves
    m
  • m1m2m30
  • m10, m2m30
  • m20, m1m30
  • m30, m1m20
  • 4 Unknowns
  • 3 Scales, s1, s2, s3
  • Offset of BPM 2, x2

8
BPM Tilt Calibration
Orientation of BPM 1 after tilt
Angle of beam in BPM
Nominal orientation of BPM 1
Orientation of BPM 2 after tilt
??
Coordinate axis
?1
Nominal orientation of BPM 2
s1T1
t1
Orientation of BPM 3 after tilt
?2
Coordinate axis
?2
Nominal orientation of BPM 3
s2T2
t2
?3
Coordinate axis
?3
s3T3
t3
9
Calculating the Tilt Scales and BPM 1,3 Angular
Offsets
  • 5 Linearly independent equations from the tilts
    t
  • t1t2t30
  • t10, t2t30
  • t20, t1t30
  • t30, t1t20
  • 5 Unknowns (one ??is indeterminate, say???)
  • 3 Scales, s1, s2, s3
  • 2 Offsets for BPMs 1 and 3, ?1 and ?3

10
Calculating ??
Orientation of BPM 2 after tilt
x
Nominal orientation of BPM 2
?2
s1P1
s2T2
t2
s3P3
m1
m3
z
11
Calculating the ?1,2,3
  • There is more available here
  • 4 Linearly independent equations from the moves m
    and t
  • m1t2m30
  • m10, t2m30
  • t20, m1m30
  • m30, m1t20

12
13 Equations in 13 Unknowns!
  • Bringing it all together
  • 4 equations from line 1
  • 5 equations from lines 2 and 3
  • 4 more equations from line 4
  • Solve using Singular value decomposition or
    similar technique

13
Very Preliminary Results
  • y Position Calibration implemented to date using
    Singular Value Decomposition technique
  • Early results promising
  • Recent calibration runs appear to have the blobs
    spaced approximately right
  • y calibration /- 20 ?m moves shown at right
  • But not perfected yet
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