Run1 - January 2015

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Shift Info

Contact

Joe's cell : 757-344-0188

Schedule

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Worker Responsibilities

Beam Driver = Shift Leader
Control delivered beam, especially adjusting PITA with IHWP=IN/OUT
Make sure FSD (BCM, Target) protection is used
Monitor beam loss and vacuum levels
Save and document settings
Write shift summary in logbook
DAQ Driver
Configure/Start/Stop DAQ
Monitor event rates and maintain dead time <5%
Coordinate run start/stop
COPY run information into standard excel sheet
Analysis Driver
Decode, analyze and inspect runs
COPY run information into standard excel sheet 
Determine number of events needed for IHWP=IN and OUT

Experiment Goals and Plans

Prep Work (through Tuesday Jan 13)

  1. Make a photocathode – SL5247-1 made
  2. Test IHA2D00 – wires & stroke good, but data file odd vs. others
  3. Hi-Pot IP – FE’r potted, but high again, vac readback not good
  4. CHL 2K cooldown – maybe early, Monday Jan 12th
  5. Install laser – Tue or Wed
  6. Test laser RF trigger – after laser installed (1V, 10ns @ RF)
  7. Verify beam line layout –documented below
  8. Build elegant deck – working
  9. Build qsUtility config file –documented below

Injector Setup and Mott Checkout (Wed Jan 14 - Fri Jan 16)

  1. Restore beam to FC2 @ 6.3 MeV/c
  2. Mott test: DAQ FADC/TDC synchronization
  3. Mott test: event separation and transmission at 62MHz acceptable
  4. Quad center BPMs for momentum measurement
  5. Test harp IHA2D00 if ready for energy spread measurement
  6. Scale cryounit for p=5.487 MeV/c and minimize energy spread
  7. Precisely measure beam momentum
  8. Measure beam emittance
  9. Measure energy spread
  10. Calibrate BCM to FC2

Mott Setup and Systematics Testing (Sat Jan 17)

  1. Setup good orbit to Mott
  2. Set PMT HV
  3. Set PMT energy thresholds
  4. Set polarization vertically
  5. Calibrate PITA vs IHWP IN/OUT
  6. Finalize orbit w/ instrumental asymmetry, TOF and spectra
  7. Adjust target offsets per vertical instrumental asymmetry
  8. Measure dump rate fraction to determine run times
  9. Measure dead-time vs. rate
  10. Measure asymmetry vs. beam current
  11. Measure asymmetry vs. time (stability)
  12. Measure asymmetry vs. spot size
  13. Measure asymmetry vs. energy spread

Target Foil Extrapolation (Sat Jan 17 - Mon Jan 19)

14 foils to study + 1 thru hole
  • spectra – with typical low ~2 MeV energy threshold
  • statistics – possibly higher ~3 MeV threshold to reduce dump events
Deadtime
  • Semi-int mode we use w/ FADC/TDC/scalar is ~5% @ 1500 Hz
Inelastic fraction
  • Worst case ~200 Hz/det (best case ~25 Hz/det)
  • Energy threshold will be defined to set this value
  • Time veto is tricky and too risky at 62 MHz
Assuming I=5uA, R<1500Hz, 200Hz/det background
  • 28 hours * 1.2 / 8 = 4-5 shifts
  • dP/P sets N_elastic (using 1σ analysis cut of all 4 det)
  • Measurement of of inelastic (dump) events figures into run time
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Procedures

How to measure emittance

Beam Setup
  1. We measure the beam emittance and Twiss at entrance of MQJ0L02 by varying MQJ0L02 and observing response on harp IHA0L03
  2. To simplify matters we turn off the intervening quadrupoles (MQJ0L02A = MQJ0L03A =MQJ0L03 = 0)
  3. Obviously, make sure beam can transports from MQJ0L02 to IHA0L03 w/ those quads off (use BPM's and viewers)
  4. The configuration changes MQJ0L02 B for 21 K1 values (-3.0, -3.2, … , -5.8, -6.0); this takes ~45 minutes, so a smaller data set could be used too
qsUtility
  1. We use program named qsUtility to automatically to make the measurements and analyze the data
  2. The measurement configuration file is here and can also be used as a template /cs/prohome/apps/q/qsUtility/pro/fileio/config/IHA0L03_jmg1.xml
  3. qsUtility is documented here
qsUtility assumes v=c
  1. One must scale the Energy [MeV] entry box as the tool uses this formula B'L [G] = K1[1/m^2] * L[m] * E[MeV] * 10/0.2998

How to measure momentum

  1. Before using absolute BPM's perform centering procedure to adjacent quadrupoles:
  • MQJ0L02 = IPM0L02
  • MQJ0L03 = IPM0L03
  • MQD5D00 = IPM5D00
  • MQD5D01 = IPM5D01
  1. Mike Spata suggests standard dithering, as we do for solenoids
  2. When complete update the BPM .SOF field and log result
  3. Beam steering
  • Earth’s field is likely too strong to turn zero intervening correctors
  • Excite minimum number of correctors and record values
  1. Use the BL calculation on the control screen of MDL0L02
  • p = sqrt [T*(2m+T)] so T = 5.0 MeV => p 5.487 MeV/c
  • Check me: dT/T = (T+2m)/(T+m) * dp/p so dT/T=1.09 * dp/p @ T=5.0

How to use Elegant files

Elegant files for 2D, 3D, 5D, 0L regions
  • located /grames/elegant/MOTT/mott3/
  • set mott3.ele beamline to be either 0L, 2D, 3D, 5D
  • set mott3.ele emittance, Twiss and momentum spread
To run
  1. Copy files to local area
  2. Interactively start with IEE then load elegant file: /grames/elegant/MOTT/mott3/mott3.ele
  3. Command line execute elegant mott3.ele
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