20-10-2010, 11:08 AM
Resonance Control
in SCRF Cavities
Resonance Control in SCRF Cavities
SCRF cavities are designed with thin walls to maximize heat transfer to liquid He bath
The thin walls lack stiffness making the cavities susceptible to mechanical oscillations
Longitudinal oscillations can change the resonance frequency of the cavity
Oscillations can be excited
Deterministically (Lorentz Force)
Non-Deterministically (Microphonics)
Lorentz Force Detuning
Electromagnetic fields in the cavity cause the cavity wall to distort
Distortion changes the resonance frequency of the cavity
Effect proportional to the square of the field strength
CW-mode operation
Peak power increases with the fourth power of accelerating gradient:
Example: for Eacc=35MV/m up to 100-150% extra RF power:
-Over-sized Klystron
- More difficult control of RF (LLRF)
Lorentz Force Detuning
and RF Power Requirements
(for FlatTop~800us)
Microphonics
Noise sources (.e.g. pumps, cryo-system; seismic waves, etc. ) excite cavity vibrations
Tuners
Slow Tuner
Compensates for
Static Detuning Forces
Fast Tuner
Compensates for
Lorentz Force Detuning & Microphonics
Stepper motor changes length of the cavity to bring it to the desired resonance frequency
Techniques:
a) Piezoelectric actuators
b) Magnitostrictive actuators
c) Electromagnetic (superconductive)
Fast Tuner Technologies
PIEZOELECTRIC ACTUATORS
Commercially available from multiple sources
Typically used at room temperature (stroke~30mm for 40mm long Piezostack at RT)
Work at cryogenic temperatures with reduced stroke (6-10% of RT stroke ~ 4-5mm at 4K)
Deliver high forces ~5000N for 10*10mm2 cross-section
Actuator of main choice at many labs for detuning compensation studies
Double Piezo (DESY)
Single Piezo (FNAL)
DETUNING COMPENSATION
Resonant Excitation Method
Advantage: small piezo stroke amplified by mechanical resonance
Excitation electrical pulse on the piezoactuator
(control of in-advance timing and amplitude)
for more details, please visit
http://ilc-dms.fnal.gov/Workgroups/Cryom...Solyak.ppt