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== 250V FSD Comparator Faults ==
 
== 250V FSD Comparator Faults ==
: Use comparator circuit in ISB monitoring HVPS output to determine gun voltage is within a window
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: Use comparator circuit in ISB monitoring HVPS output to determine gun voltage is within a window. Faults can be real (gun HV is out of range) or false (comparator is drifting).
# Faults can be real (gun HV is out of range) or false (comparator is drifting)
 
  
  '''Gun HV bad - are the following drifting ...'''
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  '''To check if the gun HV is actually drifting the following archived read backs are useful to view ...'''
  Check archived precision read back of Ross probe
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  * Precision read back of Ross probe
  Check archived HVPS lock set point
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  * HVPS lock set point
  Check archived BPM orbit at IPM1I02
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  * Horizontal orbit at IPM1I02
  
  '''Comparator bad - provided gun HV stable ...'''
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  '''To determine if the gun HV window comparator is drifting or set incorrectly ...'''
  Window drift during SAD can be found at startup
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  * Window drift during SAD can be found at startup
  Window drift sensitive to temperature variation e.g. seasonal temperature swing
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  * Window drift sensitive to temperature variation e.g. seasonal temperature swing
  Window set too tightly by Ops
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  * Window set too tightly by Ops
  To set window
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  # While clicking FSD clear button vary POT until resets to find a good region
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  '''To set gun HV window comparator window ...'''
  # High Limit : Increase POT while clicking until fault occurs, then decrease until fault clears and record new high value
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  * While clicking FSD clear button vary POT until resets to find a good region
  # Low Limit : Decrease POT while clicking until fault occurs, then increase until fault clears and record new low value
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  * High Limit : Increase POT while clicking until fault occurs, then decrease until fault clears and record new high value
  # Set POT at center of new low and high values; maybe repeat to get consistent values
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  * Low Limit : Decrease POT while clicking until fault occurs, then increase until fault clears and record new low value
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  * Set POT at center of new low and high values; maybe repeat to get consistent values
  
 
== Beam Noise ==
 
== Beam Noise ==

Revision as of 15:05, 18 March 2015

250V FSD Comparator Faults

Use comparator circuit in ISB monitoring HVPS output to determine gun voltage is within a window. Faults can be real (gun HV is out of range) or false (comparator is drifting).
To check if the gun HV is actually drifting the following archived read backs are useful to view ...
* Precision read back of Ross probe
* HVPS lock set point
* Horizontal orbit at IPM1I02
To determine if the gun HV window comparator is drifting or set incorrectly ...
* Window drift during SAD can be found at startup
* Window drift sensitive to temperature variation e.g. seasonal temperature swing
* Window set too tightly by Ops
To set gun HV window comparator window ...
* While clicking FSD clear button vary POT until resets to find a good region
* High Limit : Increase POT while clicking until fault occurs, then decrease until fault clears and record new high value
* Low Limit : Decrease POT while clicking until fault occurs, then increase until fault clears and record new low value
* Set POT at center of new low and high values; maybe repeat to get consistent values

Beam Noise

Use FastSEE BPM Mode to diagnose intensity and position from injector BPM's with 4 microsecond sampling
  1. To start : Accel Menubar => EDM => BPM => New FastSEE Control
  2. MAC or Channel Access is required
  3. Choose a BPM mode and BPM by selecting corresponding ioc e.g. iocse11
BPMSEE mode
Non-invasive
BPM spikes update correctly
Less samples limit to lower frequency
Make sure FastSee Light is ON
FastSEE mode
Invasive
BPM spikes update erratically
More samples for higher frequency ~60kHz