Development of electronic orbit stability monitoring and analysis system in the Taiwan Photon Source

The Taiwan Photon Source (TPS) storage ring features 172 strategically deployed Beam Position Monitors (BPMs) forming a high-precision electron orbit monitor-ing network. This paper presents an automated monitoring system that periodically extracts BPM data from the data-base and calculates standard deviations to quantify beam stability through statistical methods. The system employs a hierarchical filtering algorithm to identify BPMs with the highest standard deviations and generates analytical visualizations while tracking temporal trajectories of sig-nificantly varying BPMs. During the resolution of BPM electrode anomalous jumps, we developed and integrated a Q-value-based anomaly diagnostic method that effective-ly differentiates between BPM electrode anomalies and actual orbit variations. The system incorporates the LINE Bot API for real-time notification capabilities, establish-ing a comprehensive data acquisition-analysis-alert work-flow. Through its multi-level monitoring architecture, the system has successfully identified and resolved several critical issues affecting beam stability, including electrode abnormalities in BPM183 and BPM126, significantly enhancing source stability and providing users with more reliable beam quality assurance.