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Cavity Voltage Phase Modulation MD blocks 3 and 4

The LHC RF/LLRF system is currently setup for extremely stable RF voltage to minimize transient beam loading effects. The present scheme cannot be extended beyond nominal beam current since the demanded power would push the klystrons to saturation. For beam currents above nominal (and possibly earli...

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Autores principales: Mastoridis, T, Baudrenghien, P, Butterworth, A, Molendijk, J, Tuckmantel, J
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2013
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1525559
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author Mastoridis, T
Baudrenghien, P
Butterworth, A
Molendijk, J
Tuckmantel, J
author_facet Mastoridis, T
Baudrenghien, P
Butterworth, A
Molendijk, J
Tuckmantel, J
author_sort Mastoridis, T
collection CERN
description The LHC RF/LLRF system is currently setup for extremely stable RF voltage to minimize transient beam loading effects. The present scheme cannot be extended beyond nominal beam current since the demanded power would push the klystrons to saturation. For beam currents above nominal (and possibly earlier), the cavity phase modulation by the beam (transient beam loading) will not be corrected, but the strong RF feedback and One-Turn Delay feedback will still be active for RF loop and beam stability in physics. To achieve this, the voltage set point should be adapted for each bunch. The goal of these MDs was to test thefirmware version of an iterative algorithm that adjusts the voltage set point to achieve the optimal phase modulation for klystron forward power considerations.
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spelling cern-15255592019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1525559engMastoridis, TBaudrenghien, PButterworth, AMolendijk, JTuckmantel, JCavity Voltage Phase Modulation MD blocks 3 and 4Accelerators and Storage RingsThe LHC RF/LLRF system is currently setup for extremely stable RF voltage to minimize transient beam loading effects. The present scheme cannot be extended beyond nominal beam current since the demanded power would push the klystrons to saturation. For beam currents above nominal (and possibly earlier), the cavity phase modulation by the beam (transient beam loading) will not be corrected, but the strong RF feedback and One-Turn Delay feedback will still be active for RF loop and beam stability in physics. To achieve this, the voltage set point should be adapted for each bunch. The goal of these MDs was to test thefirmware version of an iterative algorithm that adjusts the voltage set point to achieve the optimal phase modulation for klystron forward power considerations.CERN-ATS-Note-2013-013 MDoai:cds.cern.ch:15255592013-03-08
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Mastoridis, T
Baudrenghien, P
Butterworth, A
Molendijk, J
Tuckmantel, J
Cavity Voltage Phase Modulation MD blocks 3 and 4
title Cavity Voltage Phase Modulation MD blocks 3 and 4
title_full Cavity Voltage Phase Modulation MD blocks 3 and 4
title_fullStr Cavity Voltage Phase Modulation MD blocks 3 and 4
title_full_unstemmed Cavity Voltage Phase Modulation MD blocks 3 and 4
title_short Cavity Voltage Phase Modulation MD blocks 3 and 4
title_sort cavity voltage phase modulation md blocks 3 and 4
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/1525559
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