Difference between revisions of "March 13, 2017 - 4-Laser/LLRF Installation/Commissioning"

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== Summary ==
 
== Summary ==
 
;4-LLRF Installation
 
;4-LLRF Installation
* Prototype 4-LLRF on track for SAD, requires about one week for install and RF testing [[media:4Laser_LLRF_March_ready.ppt]]
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* Tomasz' readiness/plans presentation [[media:4Laser_LLRF_March_ready.ppt]]
* FSD interface will monitor 35/70 MHz signals, thresholds set in EPICS, Rama will work w/ Brad to connect to FSD system
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* Estimate is one week to install 4-LLRF system beginning start of SAD (nominally March 23)
* As known, system will not detect 499MHz flip, requires upgrade of MO distribution for 250MHz
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* FSD interface monitors 35/70 MHz; thresholds set in EPICS, Rama working w/ Brad/PSS for FSD node
* Rama/Scott/Clyde will meet before/during
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* Existing 3-LLRF hardware remains as-is, new 4-LLRF installed near chopper/buncher
* Present laser RF remains in rack, new 4-LLRF installed by buncher/chopper RF, 4-LLRF application recycles existing RF channel names
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* 4-LLRF application recycles existing EPICS channel names, Rama/Scott will meet before SAD to clarify 3-LLRF vs. 4-LLRF code
* Michele's HLAPP test will happen once manual control tested okay
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* Once 4-LLRF is up/running and tested OK will coordinate a) Michele's HLAPP test, b) connecting laser ON again
 
* Bench test isolation between RF channels >45 dB
 
* Bench test isolation between RF channels >45 dB
* Tomasz wants to know how precisely power level set for 10 dBm
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* Tomasz needs to know how precisely power levels should be set for 10 dBm
 
;4-Beam Testing
 
;4-Beam Testing
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* 4-Beam setup of injector to FC2 is vehicle to test system
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* Reza would like spectrum analyzer measurement of existing 3-LLRF vs. new 4-LLRF documented
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* Curt/Reza will continue troubleshooting bunch length system in preparation of beam setup
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* Arne would like a dwell run of ~shifts to demonstrate stability
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* Ops will plan to generally support DAY's to FC2 (and look for a Swing/Owl crew for stability test)

Latest revision as of 13:13, 13 March 2017

Let's meet Monday March 13th at 11am in the MCC conference room to organize 4-LLRF installation and commissioning. Please come prepared to speak to relevant items below, and/or invite those whom should attend. We'll end the meeting with a ~firm plan that Steve can post to the SAD calendar.

Topics

  1. Plan for 4-LLRF installation
  2. Software controls and screen readiness
  3. FSD implementation and testing
  4. First connection to lasers, manual testing 249/499
  5. Remote HLLAP control of laser frequency
  6. Repair bunch length
  7. Schedule for beam operations
  8. Beam tests: chopper, bunch length, energy spread
  9. Dry run for Fall 4-beam ops
  10. Running during the summer
  11. Installation of final system
  12. Any other topic you'd like to discuss

Summary

4-LLRF Installation
  • Tomasz' readiness/plans presentation media:4Laser_LLRF_March_ready.ppt
  • Estimate is one week to install 4-LLRF system beginning start of SAD (nominally March 23)
  • FSD interface monitors 35/70 MHz; thresholds set in EPICS, Rama working w/ Brad/PSS for FSD node
  • Existing 3-LLRF hardware remains as-is, new 4-LLRF installed near chopper/buncher
  • 4-LLRF application recycles existing EPICS channel names, Rama/Scott will meet before SAD to clarify 3-LLRF vs. 4-LLRF code
  • Once 4-LLRF is up/running and tested OK will coordinate a) Michele's HLAPP test, b) connecting laser ON again
  • Bench test isolation between RF channels >45 dB
  • Tomasz needs to know how precisely power levels should be set for 10 dBm
4-Beam Testing
  • 4-Beam setup of injector to FC2 is vehicle to test system
  • Reza would like spectrum analyzer measurement of existing 3-LLRF vs. new 4-LLRF documented
  • Curt/Reza will continue troubleshooting bunch length system in preparation of beam setup
  • Arne would like a dwell run of ~shifts to demonstrate stability
  • Ops will plan to generally support DAY's to FC2 (and look for a Swing/Owl crew for stability test)