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In this study, preliminary EEX transfer matrix data and dispersion data along a line are analyzed. Direct measurements of EEX bunch length show resolution limits of less than 3pSec. A calibration method corrects observed signals for accurate bunch length derivation. Further efforts include refining output analysis and completing matrix element measurements. This is work in progress towards graduation goals.
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EEX Update June 18 2008 Tim Koeth
Data that we have • Preliminary EEX transfer matrix • (10/16 good) • Dispersion data along line - TBA • Prelimary ex ez direct measurement • Prelimary eZ eX raw data - TBA
Matrix 2 = redo
Bunch Length Measurements 5 cell off: 5pSec 5 cell on: </=3pSec ! Resolution limit of entire setup Thank you Jinhao & Alex ! Did not see a drastic reduction in momentum spread.
Additional Broaden caused by limiting resolution caused by slit width Intensity Group velocity dispersion Time(ps) Very short OTR signal from e-bunch Broadened OTR signal from e-bunch Shown on the streak camera screen Just before the streak camera Immediate after the OTR screen
Assume a real bunch length first (red line) • Modeled the observed OTR bunch length by streak camera by adding the influence of group velocity dispersion and limiting resolution due to slit width (Blue circles) • Use sum of the terms in quadrature to correct the observed signal and derive the real bunch length (blue dot)
This is the calibration done for Range 1 (0.32ps/channel) with 550 nm LP filter
OUTPUT HORIZONTAL EMITTANCE A work in progress X23 SPOT TM110 OFF X23 SPOT TM110 ON
Tim’s to do list for graduation • Finish the Matrix Elements Measurements • X3 (HTBX03) BPM 28 Transfer matrix • Dispersion measurement throughout entire line • Attempt at a direct EEX measurement • Complete EEX horizontal output analysis • Refine bunch length measurement ?