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Title: Intensity Dependent Quad Ramps


1
Intensity Dependent Quad Ramps
  • We know that in order to get the most intensity,
    the quad ramps must be tuned for a particular
    intensity.
  • The way this is implemented now is to have a
    separate set of quad ramps for each number of
    turns in B4. This represents an operational
    headache, and an opportunity for big scew-ups
    (e.g. going from 7 to 8 turns could result in
    pathological ramps being loaded).
  • I suggest that we develop an application to
    automatically populate the quad ramp tables based
    on one, or possibly two and tuned ramps.

2
Ideas to Populate Quad ramps
  • Hand tune one quad ramp (probably the high
    intensity), then populate other ramps based on
    measured intensity-dependent tune-shift.
  • Pros straightforward, only requires one ramp to
    be tuned.
  • Cons Only measure coherent tune-shift maybe
    not the whole story.
  • Hand tune quad ramps for two intensities, then
    populate the other ramps based on a linear
    interpolation between the two.
  • Pros We typically only care about two
    intensities (stacking and MiniBooNE), and this
    allows us to optimize them.
  • Cons Algorithm a little more complicated. Still
    doubles the number of ramps which must be
    maintained by hand.
  • Other suggestions?

3
Projects on the Table (my impression)
  • Collimator Project
  • Design almost complete.
  • Review almost passed.
  • Three secondary collimators will be assembled
    below the high bay and be ready for installation
    in the summer shutdown.
  • Most of the effort (at the moment) outside the
    Booster group.
  • RF Prototype Project
  • Two 5 aperture cavities being constructed.
  • Significant machining being done at NuMI and
    MiniBooNE universities.
  • Parts rolling in, complete by end of April.
    Assembly will begin at MI-60.
  • Should be ready for installation in summer
    shutdown (replace RF11 and RF15?)

4
Projects (contd)
  • EDWA Magnet (Wide aperture MI-8)
  • Ready for some time now
  • Will take four weeks to install over summer
    shutdown.
  • Vacuum upgrades
  • Reggie in charge
  • Power supplies being modified
  • Working on controller
  • Cable pulls complete?
  • Finished in summer shutdown?
  • ORBUMP issues
  • Jim in charge
  • Modifying water system and rebuilding inductors
    next few weeks
  • New SCR network just upped in priority summer
    shutdown?
  • New capacitors off the shelf, soon?
  • New controller investigating, maybe use MP02
    design.

5
Projects (contd)
  • Doglegs
  • Plan to proceed with Jims anti-septum pulsed
    design meeting next week. Timescale year or
    two?
  • What to do about plans for new MP01, ML01, ML02,
    etc??
  • What about summer? (3 legged dog?, MI-8 dump?)
  • Kickers
  • Cliff Foster about to fabricate one out of spare
    ferrites with TD watching.
  • New ferrite ordered.
  • Eventually transfer the construction process to
    TD.
  • TLM system
  • Ray and Yon Liu had two prototypes in and being
    tested.
  • Timescale?

6
Projects
  • Various notching projects
  • Resonant notching?
  • Early notching (chopper at Preacc).
  • Laser 37 MHz chopping?
  • Where do these stand?
  • Maintenance issues
  • Low voltage power supplies?
  • Other things which could kill us?
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