9–13 Sept 2024
Wanda Realm Beijing
Asia/Shanghai timezone
Registration Deadline: August 9 (23:59 UTC+8), 2024; Paper Submission Deadline: September 5 (23:59 UTC+8), 2024

A systematic investigation of beam losses and position reconstruction techniques measured with a novel oBLM at CLEAR

FRBC2
13 Sept 2024, 11:20
20m
China Hall 2 (Auditorium)

China Hall 2

Auditorium

Contributed Oral Presentation MC2: Beam Loss Monitors and Machine Protection FRB: Beam Loss Monitors and Machine Protection/Beam Charge and Currnent Monitors

Speaker

Montague King (European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Description

Optical Beam Loss Monitors (oBLMs) allow for cost-efficient and spatially continuous measurements of beam losses at accelerator facilities. A standard oBLM consists of several tens of meters of optical fibre aligned parallel to the beamline, coupled to photosensors at either or both ends. Using the timing information from loss signals, the loss positions can be reconstructed. This contribution presents a novel oBLM system recently deployed at the CERN Linear Electron Accelerator for Research (CLEAR). Multiple methods of extracting timing and position information from measured waveforms are investigated, and the potential impact of varying beam parameters such as bunch charge or number is analysed. This work has resulted in the development of a GUI to aid operations by visualizing the beam losses and their positions in real time.

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Primary author

Montague King (European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Co-authors

Belen Salvachua (European Organization for Nuclear Research) Prof. Carsten Welsch (The University of Liverpool) Ewald Effinger (European Organization for Nuclear Research) Jean Michel Meyer (European Organization for Nuclear Research) Joseph Wolfenden (Cockcroft Institute) Pierre Korysko (Oxford University) Sara Benitez (European Organization for Nuclear Research) Wilfrid Farabolini (European Organization for Nuclear Research)

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