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CERN Klystron Modulators for 1) – the LP-SPL and for 2) – the HP-SPL Carlos DE ALMEIDA MARTINS CERN – AB / PO Pulsed and High Voltage Power Converters Section 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 1 Summary CERN 1 – Modulators for the LP-SPL @ 2 Hz • Selected topology. Advantages 2 – Modulators for the HP-SPL @ 50 Hz • Why not the same topology as the LP-SPL ? • The SNS modulator, by LANL. Design key points • Proposed topology. Advantages • Preliminary theoretical studies 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 2 CERN 1. Modulators for the LP-SPL Main parameters Cathode power supply - Pulse width: - Flat-top duration - Precision at flat-top: - HF ripple at flat-top: - Repetition rate: - Nominal voltage: - Nominal current: - Nominal power (peak): - Rise/fall times (99% / 1%): - Cooling: - Maximum energy in case of arc: 2.3 ms 2 ms < 1% < 0.1% 2 Hz 110 kV (*) 91 A (*) 10 MW (*) 300µs Air (natural or forced) < 20 J Rise time fall time Flat-top time Pulse width (*) to be confirmed, taking the new klystrons design into consideration No Anode Mode terminal 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 3 1. Modulators for the LP-SPL Selected topology. CERN Same as Linac 4 and ~same as 3 MeV Test Stand Capacitor bank charger power converter, PS1 Main solid state switches PULSE TRANSFORMER (OIL TANK) 4.5 kV DRIVER Simplified schematics -110 kV K1 KLYSTRON (OIL TANK) DRIVER Vout VPS1 C - Collector; K - Cathode; F - Filament K 5 mF Capacitor discharge system 1:30 A KLYSTRON head F VPS2 Droop compensation power converter or “bouncer”, PS2 C Filament (floatting) power supply, PS4 Description • • • • • • Capacitor bank charged via a standard commercial power converter, PS1; Pulses formed by solid state medium-voltage switches; Step-up pulse transformer with oil insulation; Droop compensation system, PS2; Commercial filament power converters, PS4; No CROWBAR needed in the HV line for klystron arc protection 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 4 CERN Prototype for the 3 MeV Test Stand. Cathode ratings: 100 kV, 20A, pulsed 2 Hz, flat-top: 600 ms Flat-top width: 30% of the LP-SPL; Peak power: 20% of the LP-SPL; Average power: 16 % of the LP-SPL; A global klystron supply solution: ( Cathode, Anode, Filament power supplies in one system ) 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 5 Test of the prototype in a dummy load CERN Cathode ratings: 100 kV, 20A, pulsed 2 Hz, flat-top: 600 ms Normal Operation Arc protection (short circuit with Thyratron) Load Voltage Cathode voltage 120 100 Thyratron Firing Vk (kV) 80 60 200µs 40 Earc (65kV)=0.44J Earc (100kV)~1J 20 0 -20 0.E+00 2.E-04 4.E-04 6.E-04 8.E-04 1.E-03 1.E-03 Cathode Current (4A/div) time (s) Load Voltage (Zoom) Cathode voltage (zoom at flat-top) Load Current Cathode Voltage (20kV/div) 107 25 Without bouncer 105 20 Vk (kV) Vk (kV) 103 < 1% 15 101 With bouncer 10 99 97 5 95 0 -2.E-04 -5 0.E+00 11 Dec 2008 0.E+00 2.E-04 4.E-04 6.E-04 8.E-04 time (s) 2.E-04 4.E-04 6.E-04 time (s) 8.E-04 1.E-03 1.E-03 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 6 CERN Test of the prototype with the LEP klystron Cathode ratings: 100 kV, 20A, pulsed 2 Hz, flat-top: 600 ms Normal Operation at nominal Ch2: Cathode Voltage to ground (20 kV/div) Ch3: Cathode Current (4A/div) Zoom at flat-tops < 1% 1% 1.2% Ch4: Anode Voltage to ground (10 kV/div) 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL Ch2: Cathode Voltage to ground (2 kV/div) Ch3: Cathode Current (0.8A/div) Ch4: Anode Voltage to ground (1 kV/div) 7 CERN 1. Modulators for the LP-SPL Advantages of this topology. Advantages • Simple and reliable; • All active electronic components on transformer primary side (medium voltage); • Easy to control and interlock; • Straightforward path from design to practical results; 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 8 CERN 2. Modulators for the HP-SPL Why not the same topology as LP-SPL? Cathode power supply …………………… - Flat-top duration ………………… - Precision at flat-top: ……………. - HF ripple at flat-top: ……………. - Repetition rate: ………………… - Nominal voltage: ………………… - Nominal current: ………………... - Nominal peak power: ………….. - Nominal average power: ……. - Rise/fall times (99% / 1%): …….. - Cooling: …………………………… - Maximum energy in case of arc: .. - Pulse width: LP-SPL HP-SPL 2.3 ms …………………. 2 ms ……………………….. < 1% ……………………….. < 0.1% ……………………… 2 Hz ………………………... 110 kV ……………………... 91 A ………………………… 10 MW ……………………… 46 kW ……………………… 300µs ……………………… Air (natural or forced) ……. < 20 J ……………………… 2.3 ms 2 ms < 1% < 0.1% 50 Hz 110 kV 91 A 10 MW 1.15 MW 300µs Water < 20 J Practical limitations of the LP-SPL topology • Relies on two SPECIAL components (solid state HV switch and pulse transformer); • The whole power has to pass through these two crucial components; - A pulse transformer for 1.2 MW average power, 50Hz, has never been built: demagnetization of the core during “off-time” requires high negative voltages; - A HV solid state switch for 1.2 MW average power has never been built; • A modular approach, by placing several LP-SPL systems in parallel to increase power is possible, however very expensive and less reliable for klystron protection in case of arc; 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 9 CERN The SNS modulator, by LANL The Oak Ridge Nat Lab (SNS) type modulator, Bill Reass and Al. Los Alamos Lab AC/DC input converter not shown 140 kV, 70A, 1.6ms, 60 Hz (9.8 MWpk, 940 kWav) 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 10 CERN The SNS modulator, by LANL Advantages Advantages • All active electronic components on transformer primary side (medium voltage); • Semiconductor switches of standard commercial types (multisource); • Transformers are not of “pulsed type”. Traditional High Frequency transformer design and construction techniques can be applied; • Flat-top closed loop regulation through the IGBT controls; • Intrinsic voltage shut-down in case of klystron arc, due to the resonance technique (De-Qing); 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 11 CERN The SNS modulator, by LANL Design keypoints Hard points • Construction of the HF transformers: - Mechanical stress due to pulsed operation; - High Frequency (20 kHz) bandwidth with High Voltage insulation (110 kV at worst point); • Assure “soft-switching” of the IGBT’s in all operating points -> safe interlocking if not; • Thermal management; • Mechanical layout (reliability); 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 12 CERN 2. Proposed topology for the HP-SPL 110 kV, 91A, 2.3ms, 50 Hz Capacitor charger: In surface building (10 MWpk, 1.15 MWav) Pulse former: In the tunnel Linear HF transformer LR 1 + AC DC Cf CR Linear HF transformer LR 2 - + Lf Lf Cf CR HV Output DC-link Linear HF transformer LR n CR Lf Cf - Pulse former: - Modular topology (4 or 5 independent modules in parallel/series); - Easier imposition of “soft switching” in all operating points (no coupling between modules); - However, former hard points related to the transformers, thermal management and mechanical layout remain. 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 13 CERN Studies based on simulation (Jonas BAKKEN, Tech. Univ. Trondheim, NO) Simulated circuit Soft switching Cathode pulse Intrinsic current limitation in case of arc zoom 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 14 CERN Conclusions • The acronym SPL is meaningless for modulator discussions. Always specify: LP-SPL or HP-SPL; • The LP-SPL topology will be the same as the Linac 4 one. New design and prototyping needed for higher ratings (longer flat-top and peak power); • The HP-SPL modulator project will be a unique project in this domain, at the ultimate technology frontier: - Only one (known) realization in solid state was done worldwide; - Several difficulties to get it working at nominal ratings; • A new topology has been studied (simulation), based on a modular approach. It solves some of the former difficulties but others remain; • A prototype construction and validation at CERN is possible in the medium term only and requires advanced preparation. 11 Dec 2008 Klystron modulators for: 1) LP-SPL ; 2) HP-SPL 15