Title: Liling Xiao, Zenghai Li
1Liling Xiao, Zenghai Li Advanced Computations
Department, SLAC
Presented at LARP-CM12, April 9, 2009
2Outline
- Baseline Design (CM11)
- Cell Shape Optimization (R/Q)_T,
Bpeaklt100mT for TM110 - LOM/SOM/HOM Coupler Design Qextlt200 for
LOM/SOM - Alternative Cavity Design
- Multipacting Study
- Summary
3Baseline Design (CM11)
Cell Shape Optimization
- Cell_l 187.5 mm, R_disk 70mm
- VT gt 2.5MV, Maximum kick gradient limited by
Bpeak - Optimize disk parameters for optimal Epeak and
Bpeak
Squash ratio0.8
Squash or racetrack
4Crab Cavity RF Parameters
TM110-pi mode
B-field
E-field
TESLA TDR cavity peak fields for comparison
(Eacc 25-30MV/m) Ep50-60MV/m, Bp107-128mT
5LOM/SOM Coax-to-Coax Design
d
- Strongly damps unwanted modes in a compact
structure because no cutoff for TEM mode in the
coax - Node at the electric field rejects operating mode
in the vertical plane
6Qext vs. Coax Position
Gap10mm
There are two additional LOM modes due to the
coupling of the cavity modes to the coaxial
beampipe TEM modes. Coupler can be optimized to
achieve Qext less than 100 for LOM/SOM with a
smaller gap.
7HOM Coupler Design
- Damp the dipole modes at the horizontal plane
and reject the operating TM110 mode at 800MHz. - A two-stub antenna instead of the coupling loop
is proposed.
LOM
Opt.
8Drawback in Baseline Design
There is significant coupling of input power to
the LOM/SOM couplers in this baseline design
9Alternative Design
- Input coupler is between of the two cells to
avoid the cross coupling - Coax TM110-pi coupler rejects operating mode
using field symmetry. - LOM/SOM couplers reject operating mode using
electric field node. - HOM coupler rejects operating mode using filter.
10Rejection of Operating Mode
LOM/SOM couplers reject operating mode using
electric field node. Field symmetry is very
important.
The center conductors of LOM/SOM couplers will be
slightly bent so that the rotating flange can
adjust the tips of the center conductors to lie
exactly along the E-field node of the operating
mode field.
shift
11Rejection of Operating Mode
TM110-p coupler rejects operating mode using
field symmetry.
TM110-0 (R/Q)_T100O/cavity
TM110-p (R/Q)_T0.3O/cavity
The misalignment of p-mode coupler should be less
than 1mm to avoid the cross coupling between the
FPC and pi-mode coupler.
12Monopole Vertical Dipole Modes
Damping requirements for the LOM and SOM modes
Qext lt 200.
13Horizontal Dipole Modes
14Track3P - Multipacting Studies
MP in the Cell -
Resonant particles with impact energy between
502000eV
TM110-0 mode VT0.11.25MV
E-BC
y
eV
2mm
z
x
Avoid E 200ev600ev
15Multipacting at the Disk
2-points MP, 0.5,1, 1.5 order
VT2.3MV
In the disk area at the short axis of the KEKB
509MHz crab cavity, MP were found but it can be
processed through.
16MP vs. Disk Profile
R_bp70mm
r
r13.75mm, Bs124mT
Smaller disk radius can suppress MP but is at
risk of higher Bpeak. Larger disk radius is hard
to push the MP barrier beyond VT2.5MV.
17MP vs Local Geometry
E-field
Radius2mm Radius4mm
B-field
Adding grooves along the short axis without
changing the operating modes RF parameters can
suppress MP activities.
18MP in LOM Coupler Coax BP
There is no MP in the coaxial beampipe. With
fully rounded tip of LOM center conductor, MP can
be suppressed.
19MP in HOM Coupler
There are MP events in the gap of HOM notch
filter.
eV
y
eV
x
VT
z
20MP in Input p Mode Couplers
Assuming FPC coupling Qext1e6 VT2.5MV,
(R/Q)_T100O/cavity Pin63KW
There is no MP in FPC and p mode couplers below
Pin100KW.
21Summary
- Baseline 800MHz crab cavity design has been
proposed. - With optimum cell shape, Bpeak83mT _at_ VT2.5MV
(Critical Bpeak100mT) - Using coax-to-coax couplers, Qext _at_ LOM/SOM lt
150. (Requirement Qextlt200) - Strong MP in disk area at the short axis of
normal cavity shape. - Adding a small groove along the cavity surface
at the short axis can suppress MP -
- No MP barriers found in LOM/SOM/FPC couplers and
coaxial beampipe. - If needed, further optimization can be done to
fully suppress MP in HOM coupler. - Cavity model put on wiki page for cross check
and cryostat study. - https//twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Main/CrabC
avityRF - Search for eigenmodes below 2GHz in progress.
- Further simulations planned to analyze
RF/thermal/mechanical effects.
Thanks to members of LHC Crab Cavity
Collaboration for valuable discussions.