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FACET-II Design Update October 17-19, 2016, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Glen White FACET-II CD-2/3A Director s Review, August 9, 2016

Planning for FACET-II as a Community Resource FACET-II Photo injector (e- beam only) FY17-19 RF Gun L0(e - ) Injector SLAC Linac Tunnel (Sectors 10 19) X-Band Linearizer BC1 BC2E Sailboat Chicane e+ damping ring (e+ or e- beams) FY19-20 e + DR L1 (e - ) L0P BC0 Positron Production & Return Line L2 (e - ) BC2P Sector 14 Return Line Acceleration L3 (e - ) W-Chicane Final Focus & Experimental Area SLAC Linac in 2025 2

FACET-I Experience Typical requirements for FACET experiments @ 3.2 nc (20.35 GeV) e - & e + σ x, σ y ~ 20-30 um σ z ~ 20-30 um (compressed) δ E ~ 1.4% rms σ z ~ 60 um (un-compressed) δ E <1% rms Need to control dispersion, coupling, focal waist position 4 sextupoles on movers 2 skew quadrupoles For high energy spread: chromaticity and second-order dispersion compensation by sextupoles FACET represented a beam dynamics challenge with simultaneous transverse and longitudinal phase space requirements and user-driven flexibility requirements 3

FACET-II Key Performance Parameters Description of Scope Units Threshold KPP Objective KPP Beam Energy [GeV] 9 10 Bunch Charge (e-/e+) [nc] 0.1/0.1 2/1 Normalized Emittance in S19 (e-/e+) [µm-rad] 50/50 20/20 Bunch Length (e-/e+) [µm] 100/100 20/20 Threshold KPPs Minimum parameters against which the project s performance is measured when complete Objective KPPs Desired operating parameters which may be achieved during steady operation Baseline design allows for objective key performance parameters specified by science program 4

FACET-II Stage 1 FY17-19 Goal: Deliver compressed electron beam from S10 to experiments in S20 Major upgrade: Electron beam photoinjector in Sector 10 Scope: Injector, shielding wall in S10, bunch compressors in S11 (BC11) and S14 (BC14), beam diagnostics RF Gun CD-2/3a Injector L0 BC11 BC14 BC20 L1 L2 L3 Final Focus & Experimental Area SLAC Linac Tunnel (Sectors 10 19) W-Chicane 5

Electron Injector 4 MeV 63 MeV 135 MeV YAG screen BPMs Vault shield wall OTR screens To L1 à un L0-A L0-B TCAV Gun spec. Phase cavity Toroid Laser heater Diagnostics section Dump screen/fc NLCTA ( Orion ) RF Gun, E 0 =90MV/m L0 accelerates to 135 MeV LH chicane off project, space reserved 35 0 bend into main linac L1 @ Sector 11 Q < 5 nc, <300 A peak current Design: γε x = 3 μm-rad @ 2 nc, 240 A Emittance compensation design using IMPACT-T Beam distribution from IMPACT-T simulation used to assess FACET-II performance in tracking model Design of the Injector Complex up to BC11 based on LCLS Sector 20 injector 6

Electron Injector Optimization & Simulation Parameter Symbol Unit Req. Peak current at injector exit Peak current at Sector 20 IP Bunch length after injector (rms) Bunch length at Sector 20 IP (core rms) Transverse emittance after injector (90%) Transverse emittance into Sector 19 (90%) Tranverse beam size at Sector 20 IP (core rms) LH = laser heater Tracking Simulation Results Orion Orion + LCLS LCLS + LH LH I pk ka - 0.24 0.24 0.36 0.33 I pk ka >10 70 36 95 56 σ z μm - 838 839 617 618 σ z μm <20 1.8 4.3 1.5 2.8 γε x,y μm-rad - 2.9 2.9 3.0 3.0 γε x,y μm-rad <20 3.9 3.3 4.0 3.5 σ x,σ y μm <20 17.7, 12.2 16.1, 11.9 17.5, 9.8 16.5, 9.9 All options meet KPP requirements Increased longitudinal brightness possible with LCLS gun ε-compensation optimization & tracking with IMPACT-T & Lucretia Optimize: Gun Sol Gun RF phase Cathode-L0a drift 2 nd solenoid 7

Baseline FACET-II Electron Design Parameters 4.3 MeV σ z = 0.85 mm σ δ = 400 kev Q=2nC rf gun L0 Linac-0 L=6m 135 MeV σ z = 0.85 mm σ δ = 0.1 % γε x/y = 3 μm-rad BC11 L=6m R 56 = 48 mm 335 MeV σ z = 400-500 µm σ δ = 1-1.5 % BC14 L=22m R 56 = 36 mm 4.5 GeV σ z = 80-100 µm σ δ = 1-1.5 % φ rf ~ 18:-21 φ rf ~ 37: 39.0 φ rf = 0 γε x/y < 4.4/3.3 μm-rad BC20 R 56 = 5 mm L=39m 10 GeV σ z = 1.5-20 µm σ x,y = 10-20 µm σ δ = 1-1.5 % I pk = 30-70 ka DL1 R 56 = 6.3 mm L=12m L1 Linac-1 L=18m L2 Linac-2 L=322m L3 Linac-3 L=471m Final Focus (β x, y = 0.1-1 m) SLAC Linac Tunnel (Sectors 10 19) W-chicane & Final Focus (S20) Compression scheme design satisfies KPP s, flexibility to satisfy all planned experimental activities - verified with tracking simulations 8

Main Linac Layout & Bunch Compressors Sector 20 operations 4.0-13.5 GeV possible (10 GeV design) Spare klystrons, feedback and TCAV diagnostics stations included in design Layout of Linac Sectors 11-19 to meet required flexibility of experimental program 9

FACET-II Stage 2 FY17-20 Goal: Deliver compressed electron beam from S10 to experiments in S20 Major upgrade: Positron damping ring Scope: Damping ring, positron bunch compressor & return line RF 4 nc Gun Injector CD-2 Only L0 BC11 BC14 BC20 e + DR L0P L1 L2 L3 Final Focus & Experimental Area BC0P Positron Production & Return Line Sector 14 Return Line Acceleration W-Chicane SLAC Linac Tunnel (Sectors 10 19) 10

FACET-II Pulse Structure (Stage-II) Direction of travel ~ 60 ns 4 nc 1 nc Electron scavenger pulse for e+ generation Positron bunch Electron scavenger pulse pulled off in S19 by existing fast kicker to generate e+ bunch Two bunches per pulse shared in L2 and L3 for Stage 2 operations 11

Positron Damping Ring in Sector 10 2.9 m diameter ring Vertical injection & extraction SLC septa, kickers & RF New combined-function arc magnet designs CAD drawing of Damping Ring layout & integration in sector 10 12

Baseline FACET-II Positron Parameters Compression scheme designed to satisfy objective KPP, verified with tracking simulations 13

Monte Carlo Simulation Including Errors KPP Parameter Electron Bunch Positron Bunch Design Req. Simulation Design Req. Simulation ε x (µm-rad) [S19] <20 4.4 +/- 0.5 <20 10.7 +/- 0.7 ε y (µm-rad) [S19] <20 3.3 +/- 0.1 <20 13.0 +/- 1.2 σ z (µm) [IP] <20 3.1 +/- 1.5 <20 16.5 +/- 0.2 I pk (ka) [IP] >10 64 +/- 16 >5 5.8 +/- 0.2 A MC simulation including all known error sources was performed KPP Design parameters are met with expected error tolerances 14

Configuration for 2-Bunch (e-) Experiments: Request: 2 Bunches: Drive + Witness, Δt = 250 fs [~75 µm] Drive Bunch: - Q = 1.6 nc - I pk > 15 ka - γε x,y < 10 µm-rad Witness Bunch: - Q = 0.5 nc - I pk > 7.5 ka - γε x,y < 10 µm-rad I pk Drive:Witness = 2:1 15

Longitudinal Bunch Profile Definition @ Laser Heater Initial γε x,y = 3.2 μm-rad Property Drive Bunch Witness Bunch Q / nc 1.6 0.5 δ E / E (% uncorrel.) 0.08 0.08 Shape Top-hat, ramp Top-hat, ramp Ramp Time / μs 10 10 L / mm 1.0 0.375 <Ez> r correl -0.45 0.4 dz / mm 1.62 Highlighted boxes are optimized values 16

Particle Tracking @ E200 IP S20 Notch Collimator (100 pc) Linac RF Phase Settings L1 φ = -18.0 0 L2 φ = -38.0 0 Δt @ IP = 250 fs BC11 & BC14 unchanged Parameter @ IP No COLL S20 Notch COLL Drive Witness Drive Witness Q / nc 1.6 0.5 1.5 0.5 δ E / E (% rms) 0.24 0.24 0.16 0.25 I pk / ka 32 16 34 16 γε y / μm-rad 3.4 3.2 3.3 3.2 γε x / μm-rad 6.4 7.8 5.6 7.8 γε x / μm-rad (90%) 5.7 6.1 5.1 6.1 17

Dynamic Errors (100 Monte Carlo Seeds) Property Value Source Charge Fluctuation 1% (e-) 2% (e+) Source Position Fluctuation 0.05 σ x/y Initial Electron Laser Timing 200 fs L1X Phase Jitter 0.25 degx L1S Phase Jitter 0.1 degs L2 Phase Jitter 0.25 degs L3 Phase Jitter 0.25 degs L0P Phase Jitter 0.1 degs L1X Amplitude Jitter 0.25 % L1S Amplitude Jitter 0.1 % L2, L3, L0P Amplitude Jitter 0.25 % BC0 Magnet Strength Jitter 1e-5 db/b BC1 Magnet Strength Jitter 1e-5 db/b BC2 Magnet Strength Jitter 1e-4 db/b BC3 Magnet Strength Jitter 1e-4 db/b Magnet Vibration (x/y) 1.5 / 0.5 um Magnet Vib. (PEC) (x/y) 0.4 / 0.2 um No Collimation Parameter @ IP Drive Bunch Witness Bunch ε x (µm-rad) (90%) 7.2 +/- 1.6 7.4 +/- 2.0 ε y (µm-rad) (90%) 3.2 +/- 0.1 3.0 +/- 0.1 Δt (fs) 243 +/- 45 I pk (ka) 35.5 +/- 6.6 16.1 +/- 0.6 18

Dynamic Errors (100 Monte Carlo Seeds) 19

Tracked Particles @ S20 IP with Collimation Drive Beam Witness Beam This is Great! But wait, THERE IS MORE 20

Current S20 BC20E (W) Chicane @ r56=+5mm 21

New BC20E Layout Option CSR emittance growth properties should be better, fewer magnets, simpler lattice, lower beta functions R56 = +4.15 mm (adjustable) ΔS = 49.088 m ; Δz = 49.0773 m (Δz == Current S20 W-chicane) (Δs = +4.3mm) NOT compatible with current e+ sailboat (need 5.24cm path length difference BC20E- BC20P) 9 Quadrupoles & 4 bends Possibility to reduce Δz enough to move XTCAV to common line after BC1-R? 22

FACET-II Pulse Structure (Stage-II) Direction of travel ~ 60 ns 4 nc 1 nc Electron scavenger pulse for e+ generation Positron bunch Electron scavenger pulse pulled off in S19 by existing fast kicker to generate e+ bunch Two bunches per pulse shared in L2 and L3 for Stage 2 operations 23

FACET-II Pulse Structure (Stage III) Direction of travel Requires additional laser pulse on the cathode ~ 60 ns Positron bunch 4 nc 2 nc Electron scavenger pulse for e+ generation Electron drive bunch (Phase-III) 1 nc Electron scavenger pulse pulled off in S19 by existing fast kicker to generate e+ bunch For Stage 3: Path length difference in BC20E/BC20P system places e+ witness bunch ~200 µm behind e- drive bunch Sailboat chicane design goals: 5.27 cm (175 ps) path length difference Simultaneous focusing solutions for e- and e+ ½ s-band λ 175 ps Three bunches per pulse shared in L2 and L3 for Phase-III operations 24

Sector 20 Sailboat Chicane Overview 12 Dipoles 9 Quads 6 Sextupoles BC20P e+ e- BC3E 25

BC20P Flying Saucer Chicane 1.2 1 0.8 0.6 ΔS = 5.24 cm (175 ps) BC20P R 56 = +5 mm BC20P phase-adjust chicanes switched OFF here, assumed not used Adjust ΔS by changing E e vs. E p 0.4 X / m 0.2 0-0.2-0.4-0.6-0.8 1930 1935 1940 1945 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 Z / m 26