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As light source facilities evolve, upgrading fast orbit feedback systems is essential for improving beam stability. NSLS-II is planning an upgrade to NSLS-IIU, which introduces stricter stability requirements for advanced experiments. To address this, we developed a next-generation fast orbit feedback prototype system to enhance noise suppression and extend control bandwidth beyond 1 kHz. A system-wide evaluation was conducted, covering beam position monitors, cell controllers, power supply controllers, power supplies, and vacuum chamber effects. Latency and bandwidth bottlenecks were identified in the cell and power supply controllers. A new cell controller was designed to increase the sampling rate from 10 kHz to 31.5 kHz and reduce system latency to under 70 µs. The transfer function and gain measurements of a single-input-single-output system show a 10-dB improvement in noise suppression and an extension of bandwidth into the kHz range. We present the development and performance results of the upgraded system, offering a path toward higher beam stability at NSLS-IIU.
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