Speaker
Joshua Gregory
(Lancaster University)
Description
The Advanced Wakefield Experiment (AWAKE) at CERN demands state-of-the-art timing and synchronisation performance. Upgrades due for completion 2029 require sub-50 fs laser synchronisation from its distributed laser systems to achieve experiment baselines. Accordingly, a time-of-flight stabilised all-optical timing distribution network in development with Lancaster University aims to establish a timing coherence of tens of femtoseconds between sub-systems separated by 100 m. This contribution outlines system architecture, stabilisation strategy and progress to date.
Funding Agency
STFC, UKRI
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Author
Joshua Gregory
(Lancaster University)
Co-authors
Amos Dexter
(Cockcroft Institute)
Dr
Benjamin Woolley
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Robert Apsimon
(Cockcroft Institute)