The Radia model underestimates the measured effect of field integral by a
factor of 5 as compared with the measured feedforward tables. Also the Radia
model does not predict any shift dependent skew quadrupole field wheras
there is a large one in the measurent. Also Pascal Elleaume feels that there
should be a shift dependent skew quadrupole in the Radia simulations.
- Action Item 1. Check the Radia model with Joel Chavanne
Andy Wolski will send the Radia notebook to Joel Chavanne of ESRF who
will look it over.
Pascal Elleaume has indicated that ESRF has modified the design of some of
their devices to get rid of either the integrated field or the shift
dependent skew quadruple of both.
- Action Item 2. Confirm what ESRF has and has not done in this regard.
Steve Marks will contact Joel Chavanne and ask him specifically the details
of what they have done.
There may be some steel or iron near the beam pipe whose magnetation may be
changing when the device is shifting polarization.
- Action Item 3. Make a careful look at the EPUs
On October 8 Ross, Steve and Jin-young will make a careful look at the EPU
during the shutdown day to see if they see anything suspicious. Perhaps even
do some Hall probe measurements.
Collect the magnet measurement data on the EPUs
- Action Item 4. Steve Marks and Steve Lidia will analyze the data of Bx
versus x for the two EPUs versus shift parameter and see how similar the
devices our. This data will be compared with Christoph's feed forward tables
to see if they agree.
Determination of the skew quadrupole component coming from
the EPU.
- Action Item 5.
Christoph and others will make another measurement of the change in
beamsize versus shift parameter and in the same shift measure the
response matrix. The response matrix would be analyzed to compute the
coupling distribution coming from the rest of the ring and then
Christoph would try to back out the skew terms in the EPU directly.
Improvement of the documentation
- Action Item 6. We will collect the plots each week and Christoph will put
them on the web site.
Next meeting will be in two weeks on Monday October 21.