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Names are broken down into the standard parts, DeviceType : Area : Position :  Attribute

Device Type

NameDescription
SSAUsed for everything in the RF system that is part of the general physics and operations interface
PRC/RFS/RESUsed for engineering diagnostics related to a specific control chassis, such as chassis health monitors. They names correspond to the chassis types: Precision Receiver Chassis, RF Chassis, Resonance Chassis


Area, Subset of Accelerator With RF Devices

See https://slacspace.slac.stanford.edu/sites/lcls/lcls-2/wd/dsg/Forms/AllItems.aspx, Naming Convention section 6.1.2.2

AreaPhysical Location
GUNBLCLS-II Gun
L0B

LCLS-II L0 Accelerator Region

L1B

LCLS-II L1 Accelerator Region

BC1B

LCLS-II Bunch Compressor 1

L2B

LCLS-II L2 Accelerator Region

BC2B

LCLS-II Bunch Compressor 2

L3BLCLS-II L3 Accelerator Region
SYS2Full LCLS-II Accelerator scope, e.g. global phase offset


Position

See https://slacspace.slac.stanford.edu/sites/lcls/lcls-2/wd/dsg/Forms/AllItems.aspx, Naming Convention section 6.1.2.3.2

 

 

Cryo Module #

Description

01-35

CM01-CM35, 1.3GHz cavity

H1

3.9GHz Cryomodule 1, located in L1B and follows CM03

H2

3.9GHz Cryomodule 2, located in L1B and follows  H1

 

Numbering of cavities within a cryomodule:

 

Attribute

Attributes that are comprise the physics interface

NameDescription
GDESOperation Gradient setpoint (MV/m)
GACTMeasured gradient from cavity probe (MV/m)
GMAX

Maximum allowable gradient (MV/m)

GCALGradient calibration scale factor, nominally 1. Multiply by this when calculating raw register value to set, so increasing GCAL increases output.
GCON(suggestion from Chris Adolfsen that Garth is unclear on) Nominal Gradient (MV/m) in the currently loaded configuration 
PDESOperation Phase setpoint (degrees, where 0 is on-crest)
PACTMeasured phase from cavity probe (degrees)
PREFa.k.a.gold, phase offset used by LLRF to convert measured phase to one relative to on-crest operation, adjusted by beam phasing (detrees)
PMAX?Could be included, staying parallel to GMAX, but is this useful?
PCONSee GCON above
FDESCavity detuning setpoint (Hz)
FACTDetune seen by the resonance system (Hz)
FCONSee GCON above
 (from Chris Adolfsen. Garth wonders should this be a calibration attribute rather than physics interface?) Slow tuner start-up position prior to rf turn on - with the piezo voltages zeroed, the cavity would be tuned close to 1.3 GHz after the operating  gradient is established - thus the initial detuning with rf off relative to 1.3 GHz is K*(operating gradient)^2
 (from Chris Adolfsen. Garth wonders should this be a calibration attribute rather than physics interface?) Slow tuner park position - this is the position the tuner would be set if one wants to detune the cavity so it does not interact with the beam.
RFONMaster enable for an RF cavity (On, Off)
RFreadyStatus of RF controls, (Ready, Not Ready) set to ready when control loops are closed and RF is continuous. Or will we ever run with pulsed RF?
GactWFAmplitude waveform from the cavity probe, which is used to calculate GACT (MV/m)
PactWFPhase waveform from the cavity probe, which is used to calculate PACT (degrees)
GfwdWFAmplitude waveform from SSA output (MV/m)
PfwdWFPhase waveform from SSA output (degrees)
GrevWFReverse/reflected SSA output amplitude waveform (MV/m)
PrevWFReverse/reflected SSA output phase waveform (degrees)
*ErrWFError waveforms corresponding to waveforms above, captured and put in a separate buffer when a fault is detected (degrees or MV/m)
PzWFWaveforms from tuner piezo motors, useful for finding microphonics. Units TBD.

 

Deployment and calibration attributes

 

Other attributes for operations

 

Expert attributes, not for use on operations screens

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