Development of ultra-fast diamond-sensor based systems for advanced accelerator diagnostics

The Advanced Accelerator Diagnostics collabora-tion has been developing diamond-sensor based high bandwidth position-sensitive diagnostics for applica-tion at next generation XFELs and other accelerator facilities. A pass-through diagnostic with 50 MHz rate capability has demonstrated pulse-by-pulse position sensitivity of 1% of delivered beam width. Progress has been made in upgrading this diagnostic approach to multi-GHz operation, involving an integrated detec-tion system design making use of a compact signal path and proximate high-bandwidth readout ASIC. Preliminary results are presented on the performance of both the signal path and ASIC. Possible additional applications, including precision event timing and plasma ignition diagnosis, are introduced.

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JACOW
Published
2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.18429/jacow-ibic2024-frbi1
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Particle Accelerators and Free-Electron Lasers
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Development of ultra-fast diamond-sensor based systems for advanced accelerator diagnostics

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Abstract

The Advanced Accelerator Diagnostics collabora-tion has been developing diamond-sensor based high bandwidth position-sensitive diagnostics for applica-tion at next generation XFELs and other accelerator facilities. A pass-through diagnostic with 50 MHz rate capability has demonstrated pulse-by-pulse position sensitivity of 1% of delivered beam width. Progress has been made in upgrading this diagnostic approach to multi-GHz operation, involving an integrated detec-tion system design making use of a compact signal path and proximate high-bandwidth readout ASIC. Preliminary results are presented on the performance of both the signal path and ASIC. Possible additional applications, including precision event timing and plasma ignition diagnosis, are introduced.

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