DMRadio-50L Mid Systems Review
PAB 232
Stanford
Hybrid Meeting (https://stanford.zoom.us/j/96216063373?pwd=ZXpOSWV1c2daVWN4dDlGQzcyUzZrZz09)
DMRadio-50L Components Review and System Updates. Presenting component readiness for decision making in terms of schedule prioritization. 50L teams assessments on risks, challenges, and roadblocks.
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Overview: Introduction and Charge QuestionsConveners: Dr Dale Li (SLAC), Dr Maria Simanovskaia (SLAC)
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System Components, Interfaces, and NomenclatureSpeaker: Dr Maria Simanovskaia (SLAC)
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Component Session: CryogenicsConvener: Dr Maria Simanovskaia (SLAC)
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Cryogenics Overview
50L cryogenics consists of three parts: A horizontal dilution refrigerator (Snoopy), a large volume 4K cryostat (Woodstock), and a thermal bridge between the two (Cold Snout). Cryogenic performance needs, to-do list, and a timeline will be shown. Discussion of risks and challenges.
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Cold Snout
Updates on design and testing plans for the cold snout.
Speaker: Aya Keller (UC Berkeley) -
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Cryogenics DiscussionSpeakers: Aya Keller (UC Berkeley), Maria Simanovskaia (SLAC)
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Component Session: MagnetConvener: Dr Chelsea Bartram (SLAC)
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Magnet Overview
50L will employ a toroidal magnet with peak field of 1 Tesla commercially sourced by SSI. Overview of the components, timeline, and identified risks to be discussed.
Design decisions, risks, and details of current status of magnet procurement.
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Tension Straps
Kevlar and aluminum strap mechanism for holding the two halves of the toroidal magnet in place during assembly and cool down.
Speaker: Jessica Fry (MIT) -
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Magnet Cradle
Discussion of magnet cradle design and thermal modeling.
Speakers: Alex Droster (UC Berkeley), Dr Johnny Echevers (UC Berkeley) -
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Magnet DiscussionSpeakers: Dr Chelsea Bartram (SLAC), Dr Jonathan Ouellet
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10:45
Coffee Break
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Component Session: ResonatorConvener: Prof. Saptarshi Chaudhuri (Princeton)
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Resonator Overview
Resonator components, goals, timetable, risks, and outlook.
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Inductor Wiring and Resonator Testing
Testing apparatus at Princeton and inductor wiring setup.
Speaker: Roman Kolevatov (Princeton) -
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Tunable Capacitor
Overview and steps to design a tunable capacitor for the desired frequency range of 5kHz to 5MHz. Strategies for testing will be discussed.
Speakers: Dr Alex Sebastian Leder (UC Berkeley), Andrei Dones (UC Berkeley), Dillon Goulart (UC Berkeley), Pablo Castaño (UC Berkeley) -
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Tunable TransformerSpeaker: Joe Singh (Stanford)
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Resonator Discussion
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12:00
Lunch
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Component Session: SheathConvener: Kent Irwin (SLAC)
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Sheath, Gasket, and WingsSpeakers: Abdulla AlShirawi (Stanford), Nicholas Rapidis (Stanford)
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Sheath Discussion
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Component Session: CalibrationConvener: Dr Chiara Salemi (SLAC)
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Calibration Overview
DMRadio-50L calibration strategy, methods, and techniques.
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Sideband InjectionSpeaker: Jessica Fry (MIT)
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Resonator Testing
Tunable transformer and high-Q resonator testing in dilution refrigerator.
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Timeline and RisksSpeaker: Chiara Salemi (SLAC)
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Calibration Discussion
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14:20
Coffee Break
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Component Session: DAQConveners: Dr Chelsea Bartram (SLAC), Chiara Salemi (SLAC)
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DAQ Overview and PlanningSpeaker: Kaliroë Pappas (MIT)
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DAQ Discussion
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Overview: Commissioning and Close OutConveners: Dr Dale Li (SLAC), Maria Simanovskaia (SLAC)
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