aac’08 santa cruz ca, july 27th - august 2nd 2008 development of a ferroelectric based tunable dla...
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AAC’08 Santa Cruz CA, July 27th - August 2nd
2008
DEVELOPMENT OF A FERROELECTRIC BASED TUNABLE DLA STRUCTURE*
A.Kanareykin Euclid TechLabs LLC, Rockville, MD
*This work is supported by
the DOE, High Energy Physics
AAC’08, Santa Cruz CA, 2008
AAC’08 Santa Cruz CA, July 27th - August 2nd
2008
A.Kanareykin, Euclid TechLabs LLC C.Jing, Euclid Techlabs LLC/ANL
E. Nenasheva, Ceramics Ltd A.Semenov, Eltech University
P.Schoessow, Euclid Techlabs LLCJ.G.Power, Argonne National Lab
W.Gai, Argonne National Lab
PROJECT IN COLLABORATION WITH ANL/AWA
TEAM
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2008
Tunable Dielectric Loaded Accelerator
d
Ferroelectric
MW dielectric
Electrodes to apply dc field
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2008
Development of a 400 μm Thin Cylindrical BST(M) Ferroelectric
Layer.
Press-form for the waveguide fabrication that makes possible to place tubes inside horizontally providing uniformity of compaction along its length.
Raw form of the cylindrical ceramic waveguides made of forsterite ceramic, permittivity of 6.8 (white) and BST-MgO-Mg2TiO4, BST(M) ferroelectric (grey).
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2008
the set of the “witness” samples for 3 - 9 GHz and 1 MHz dielectric response measurements
Dual Layer Forsterite – BST(M) Structure
forsterite BST(M)
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2008
BST(m) Mechanical Properties
Double layer dielectric-based accelerator loading assembly Thermal Conductivity
7.02 W/m-K
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
10.1*10-6 K-1
Modulus of Elasticity 1.7*102 GPa
Poisson’s Ratio0.2
Density4.86 g/cm3
Specific Heat0.605 kJ/kg-K
Bending Strength127 MPa
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2008
The Tunable DLA Resonator with Double Layer Loading
K-band TM01 launcher and the setup for the K band dielectric accelerating structure bench testing at the ANL/AWA
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2008
SuperLANS simulations of the (a) TM011, 18821.3GHz; (b) TM012, 19195.8GHz and (c) TM013, 19760.4GHz modes of the DLA resonator.
SuperLANS simulations*
Δf/f=1/2(Qf/Q)(Δε/ε)#
*I.Gonin, V.Yakovlev#
ε TM011 MHz/ Q1 TM012 MHz/ Q2 TM013 MHz/ Q3
55018821.3
99019195.8
90119760.4
756
53918859.2
101219237.4
92019809.5
800
52018924.6
104919308.8
98019892.4
860
49519011.0
109019402.3
102019999.6
925
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2008
TM011 mode
TM012&TM013 mode
C. Jing, April 2008.
Temperature Tuning of the DLA Structure
Temperature tuning of 14 MHz/0K
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2008
28,0 28,5 29,0 29,5 30,0 30,5 31,0 31,5 32,0-4
-3
-2
-1
0
18 oC
27 oC
30 oC
32 oC
34 oC
39 oC
S11
, dB
f, GHz
29.6
29.7
29.8
29.9
30
30.1
30.2
30.3
18 27 30 32 34 39
GHz
T,0C
A.Semenov, April 2008
Temperature Tuning of the Ka-band Planar DLA
Resonator
Temperature tuning of 18 MHz/0K
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2008
High Voltage Tuning Setup
layout of the double layer DLA resonator with the high voltage supply set and coaxial TM mode launcher for the bench testing
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2008
C.Jing, April 2008.
frequency spectrum shift of the Ka band tunable ferroelectric based DLA
High Voltage Tuning Demonstration
6 MHz at 20 kV/cm
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2008
Edc Emw
(B)
Emw Edc
transparent electrode
(A)
28,5 29,0 29,5 30,0 30,5 31,0 31,5
-5
-4
-3
-2
-1
S1
1, d
B
f, GHz
f=85 MHzE=2 V/m
High Voltage Tuning of the Ka-band Planar DLA
Resonator
A.Semenov, April 2008
S11 measurements of the tunable Ka band resonator85 MHz frequency shift at 20 kV/cm dc voltage
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2008
Ceramic stand offs
4”
Finger stock
SHV-20KV CONNECTOR
1 2
1 2 3 4
4 x 3.38” CF
C.Jing, R.Konecny
a, cm b, cm c, cm 1 2
0.300 0.598 0.638 4.7 250
Beam Test of the Tunable DLA
SHV 20 kV connector and “transparent” dc contacts
TM01 - 9.99 GHz TM02 - 15.60 GHz TM03 - 33.13 GHz
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2008C.Jing, April 2008.
Tunable Wakefield Power
Extractor.
The difference from the conventional dielectric-based wakefield power extractor is that we use two ferroelectric slabs that position along the outer surface of the dielectric tube. The rest area of the dielectric tube is covered by a split copper tube to hold the metallic boundary condition.
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2008
Summary
Temperature variation: - 14 MHz/K0 for the cylindrical Ka-band leading to an overall structure frequency tuning range of (140 - 280) MHz in 10-200K (slow tuning !!!)
HV Tuning of the Cylindrical DLA: ~ 6 - 8 MHz at 20 kV/cm (transverse bias). Fast tuning (!!!) from 10s ns to 100s μs ranges.
HV Tuning: 85 MHz for the 30-34 GHz prototype planar DLA structure at 20 kV/cm (parallel bias), 20 MHz at 20 kV/cm (transverse bias).
The best solution: a combination of ”coarse” but slow temperature tuning by 100s of MHz and rapid fine tuning with high voltage dc biasing applied.