A Programmable High Power Beam Damper for the Tevatron
James L. Crisp, R.W. Goodwin, Rodney E. Gerig, M. Johnson, Alan A. Jones, Cordon R. Kerns, Quentin A. Kerns, P. Lucas, D. Martin, H. Miller, Michael F. Shea, J. Ziober
Abstract
James L. Crisp, R.W. Goodwin, Rodney E. Gerig, M. Johnson, Alan A. Jones, Cordon R. Kerns, Quentin A. Kerns, P. Lucas, D. Martin, H. Miller, Michael F. Shea, J. Ziober
Abstract
A bunch-by-bunch beam damper has been developed for the Fermilab Tevatron. The system reduces betatron oscillation amplitudes and incorporates some useful machine diagnostics. The device is programmable via look-up tables so the output is an arbitrary function, on a bunch-by-bunch basis, of the beam displacement. We are presently using this feature to measure the betatron tune throughout the acceleration cycle.
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A bunch-by-bunch beam damper has been developed for the Fermilab Tevatron. The system reduces betatron oscillation amplitudes and incorporates some useful machine diagnostics. The device is programmable via look-up tables so the output is an arbitrary function, on a bunch-by-bunch basis, of the beam displacement. We are presently using this feature to measure the betatron tune throughout the acceleration cycle.
Key concepts: Betatron, Tevatron, Fermilab, Physics, Beam (structure), Acceleration, Particle accelerator, Nuclear physics