JLC/NLC Charge, Jitter, and Emittance

 

    Emittance budgets for Stage 1 and Stage 2

 

    Jitter budgets for Stage 1 and Stage

 

 

 

 

Charge Requirements for the JLC / NLC (4/15/99)

500 GeV or 1 TeV case C

Maximum Charge

e- [1010]

e+ [1010]

loss

e- [1010]

e+ [1010]

loss

From e+ drive beam e- gun

2.4

2.4

30% (A)

30% (A)

e- at 80 MeV

1.65

1.65

10% (B)

10% (B)

e- at 6 GeV before e+ target

1.5

1.5

2.1 yield (C)

2.1 yield (C)

e+ at 250 MeV

3.2

3.2

60% (D)

50% (E)

e+ at 2 GeV

1.25

1.6

e+ at PPDR entrance

1.25

1.6

5% (F)

5% (F)

e+ at PPDR exit

1.18

1.5

From e- polarized gun

1.9

2.4

30% (A)

30%

Pol. e- at 80 MeV

1.3

1.65

10% (B)

10%

Pol. e- at 2 GeV

1.18

1.5

MDR entrance

1.18

1.18

1.5

1.5

5% (F)

5% (F)

MDR exit

1.12

1.12

1.42

1.42

1% (G)

1% (G)

Injector Exit (10 GeV)

1.1

1.1

1.41

1.41

Main linac exit

1.1

1.1

1.41

1.41

0.10% (H)

0.10% (H)

Collimation exit

1.1

1.1

1.41

1.41

At IP

1.1

1.1

1.41

1.41

Notes:

  1. 30% loss from gun includes effect of charge limiting aperture
  2. 10% loss in linac is based on high charge SLC operation
  3. Yield of 2.1 at 250 MeV is based on EGS calculations
  4. 60% loss is based on SLC operation where the yield is decreased by 2.5 from the expected yield—we have attempted to design away the apertures that limit the system but maintain the loss for overhead
  5. 50% loss is based on expected improvements in performance needed to attain the higher charge while still providing a substantial overhead
  6. 5% injection losses are comparable to best SLC performance but higher losses will cause unacceptable radiation levels so we must design to minimize the losses here. Note: 5% losses in the damping rings corresponds to about 3kW of beam loss which is a very large radiation load and is likely too much.
  7. 1% loss at pre-linac collimation system
  8. 0.1% loss at main linac collimation system

 

 

Created: 04/15/99 by Tor Raubenheimer
Modified: 06/13/01 by Tor Raubenheimer