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Accelerator Timing Systems Overview |
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- J. Serrano, P. Alvarez, M.M. Lipinski, T. Włostowski
CERN, Geneva, Switzerland
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Timing systems are crucial ingredients for the successful operation of any particle accelerator complex. They are used not only to synchronize different processes but also to time-stamp and ensure overall coherency of acquired data. We describe fundamental time and frequency figures of merit and methods to measure them, and continue with a description of current synchronization solutions for different applications, precisions and geographical coverage, and some examples. Finally, we describe new trends in timing technology and applications.
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Slides WEOAN1 [1.122 MB]
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Linac Timing, Synchronization, and Active Stabilization |
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- F. Löhl
CLASSE, Ithaca, New York, USA
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Femtosecond stability is required in an increasing number of linear accelerators, especially in free-electron laser facilities, but also in future light sources based on energy-recovery linear accelerators, as well as in future linear collider projects. This paper discusses schemes to synchronize and stabilize the most critical accelerator components in order to obtain such a stability.
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Slides WEOAN2 [4.441 MB]
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