9–13 Sept 2024
Wanda Realm Beijing
Asia/Shanghai timezone
Pre-press Proceedings: https://proceedings.ihep.ac.cn/ibic2024/

Development of ultra-fast diamond-sensor based systems for advanced accelerator diagnostics

FRBI1
13 Sept 2024, 10:50
30m
China Hall 2 (Auditorium)

China Hall 2

Auditorium

Invited Oral Presentation MC2: Beam Loss Monitors and Machine Protection FRB: Beam Loss Monitors and Machine Protection/Beam Charge and Current Monitors

Speaker

Bruce Schumm (Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics)

Description

The Advanced Accelerator Diagnostics collabora-tion has been developing diamond-sensor based high bandwidth position-sensitive diagnostics for applica-tion at next generation XFELs and other accelerator facilities. A pass-through diagnostic with 50 MHz rate capability has demonstrated pulse-by-pulse position sensitivity of 1% of delivered beam width. Progress has been made in upgrading this diagnostic approach to multi-GHz operation, involving an integrated detec-tion system design making use of a compact signal path and proximate high-bandwidth readout ASIC. Preliminary results are presented on the performance of both the signal path and ASIC. Possible additional applications, including precision event timing and plasma ignition diagnosis, are introduced.

Funding Agency

Funded by the University of California Office of the President and the US Department of Energy.

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Primary author

Bruce Schumm (Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics)

Co-authors

Bryce Jacobson (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory) C. Rowling (University of California at Davis) Carl Grace (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) Dongsung Kim (Los Alamos National Laboratory) Eric Prebys (University of California at Davis) Forest Martinez-Mckinney (Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics) Isleydys Silva Torrecilla (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory) Jen Bohon (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) John Smedley (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory) K.-W. Shin (University of California, Santa Cruz) Mark Gulley (Los Alamos National Laboratory) Max Wilder (Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics) Mohammad Nizam (Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics) Rene Padilla (Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics) S. Mudford (University of California, Santa Cruz) T. Morris (University of California, Santa Cruz) Tarun Prakash (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

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