9–13 Sept 2024
Wanda Realm Beijing
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Electron bunch position determination using a high frequency button beam position monitor in the AWAKE facility

10 Sept 2024, 16:00
1h 30m
China Hall 3

China Hall 3

Poster Presentation MC3: Beam Position Monitors TUP: Tuesday Poster Session

Speaker

Bethany Spear (John Adams Institute)

Description

The AWAKE facility uses novel proton beam-driven plasma wakefields to accelerate electron bunches over 10m of Rubidium plasma. Precise monitoring of 2 diverse beam types necessitates an electron beam position monitor (BPM) working in a frequency regime of tens of GHz. A high frequency conical button-style BPM with a working regime of up to 40 GHz has been investigated as a way to discriminate the electromagnetic fields of 19 MeV, 4 ps electron bunches propagating spatially and temporally together with a 400 GeV, 170 ps proton bunch in the AWAKE common beamline. The sensitivity of the HF BPM to the electron beam position is determined under various beam conditions, with both electrons and protons, and integration with a TRIUMF front-end is discussed.

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Primary author

Bethany Spear (John Adams Institute)

Co-authors

Collette Pakuza (European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)) Manfred Wendt (European Organization for Nuclear Research) Michal Krupa (European Organization for Nuclear Research) Philip Burrows (John Adams Institute) Shengli Liu (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory) Stefano Mazzoni (European Organization for Nuclear Research) Thibaut Lefevre (European Organization for Nuclear Research)

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