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Delve into mid-term goals of establishing Detailed Technical Design for electron and positron sources at AWLC14. Explore challenges and progress in cathode technology, undulator and target systems, highlighting the need for efficient management and development strategies. Learn more about the journey towards designing cutting-edge particle sources.
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Goal of AWLC14 Source WG M. Kuriki (Hiroshima University) 13 May 2014 AWLC14, Fermilab, 12-16 May 2014
Goal of Source WG • Establish DTD(Detailed Technical Design) is our mid-term goal. • Electron source • Basic design is almost fixed. We go forward to the DTD. • Who does? • Positron source • Basic design is partly not established. • DTD will be started after the basic design is fixed.
Electron Source • NEA GaAs cathode is the baseline. • DC photo-cathode gun for compatibility to the cathode material. • Ready for DTD. • No assigned group. • Need laser development. • inherit the SLAC work? • No fundamental difficulty, but we have to develop it.
Positron Source • There is no methods ready for DTD. • Undulator • Flux concentrator : technical maturity, droop on B-field and capture eff. during 1ms long pulse is expected. R&D is currently stopped. • Target : vacuum seal, technical maturity. R&D is currently stopped. • No elves for ILC (we have to work on it!). • A good management is required.
Positron Source • E-driven • Basic design is not established. We have to hurry up. • Once the basic design is finished, DTD could be easier? Less pulse duration (FC), less target speed. • However, design criteria of e- driver and e+ booster should be carefully considered. • CW 300Hz operation results huge power consumption, but pulsed 300 Hz operation could be unstable. • CFS could be massive.