November 4-7, 1997

November 4 , 5 , 6 , 7


November 4

Beam current (blue) and beam lifetime (red) around the clock.

Change in the COD (closed orbit distortion) when we had a beam dump at 11:48 AM.
Our new beam-position monitor (BPM) system can measure the COD very fast, in every 10 ms. This figure shows that the beam positions started to move about 100 ms before the beam dump. This function is very useful to diagnose machine troubles. (At this time, the cause of the beam dump was due to a magnet power-supply trouble).

Change in the COD when we had another beam dump at 4:58 PM.
At this time, the beam dump was caused by an rf trip. No beam-position movement was observed before the beam dump.


November 5

Beam current (blue) and beam lifetime (red) around the clock.


November 6

Beam current (blue) and beam lifetime (red) around the clock.


November 7

Beam current (blue) and beam lifetime (red) around the clock.