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Simoens, François. "Etude théorique et expérimentale du réglage électromagnétique d'une cavité radio-fréquence quadripolaire accélératrice d'un faisceau intense d'ions." Paris 6, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA066562.
Full textGuillotin, Nicolas. "Normal conducting radio frequency cavity with strongly damped higher order modes for the ESRF." Paris 11, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA112026.
Full textAt the ESRF, longitudinal coupled bunch instabilities (LCBI) driven by higher order modes (HOM) are avoided up to the nominal beam current of 200 mA by precisely controlling the radio frequency cavity temperatures. A maximum of 300 mA was recently stored in the storage ring with a new longitudinal bunch-by-bunch feedback. The aim of this thesis was to design a strongly damped 352 MHz single-cell normal conducting cavity to eventually reach at term a 500 mA stored current without feedback system. The study was based on a cavity developed at BESSY for 500 MHz with three identical homogeneous double ridge waveguides (DRWG) loaded by ferrite blocks to damp the HOM. A first aluminium low power prototype scaled from this cavity was optimized at the ESRF by means of electromagnetic simulations. The longitudinal and transverse HOM impedances measured in the prototype matched generally well the computed values except for some modes. This first iteration yielded just enough HOM damping to suppress all LCBI up to 500 mA of stored beam with eighteen such cavities in the ring. However, the required 1. 4 m long HOM dampers would not fit in the existing tunnel. The dampers were then completely reworked by simulations leading to an innovative solution, including a short quadruple ridge waveguide and two DRWG with reduced size, which should significantly lower the HOM impedances. As an alternative to HOM damping, temperature tuning of HOM applied to a scaling of the 500 MHz ELETTRA single-cell cavity was also investigated numerically
Ben, Hassine Nizar. "Étude de la fiabilité des composants à ondes acoustiques de volume (BAW) pour de applications radio fréquence." Grenoble 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009GRE10158.
Full textThis thesis work has been achieved in the frame of collaboration between STMicroelectronics, CEALeti and TIMA laboratory. It aims at the characterization and the study of the reliability of bulk acoustic wave (BAW) devices made of piezoelectric thin layers deposited on a Bragg mirror mounted in silicon substrate (Solidly Mounted Resonator (SMR) technology) for Radiofrequency (RF) applications. This work focuses on longitudinal mode resonators and filters based on Aluminum Nitride (AlN) Metal-Insulator-Metal (MIM) structures. It aims at understanding and to model physical phenomena leading to the degradation of components, whose ability to meet industrial reliability requirement is assessed. The first chapter introduces the state of the art for RF components for cellular phones, and more specifically the BAW technology. This chapter describes the operating principle of the BAW technology, its advantages and points out the problems of reliability as a key point to investigate before components commercialization. The second chapter deals with the analysis of electrical and acoustic properties of the MIM structure which is the basic block of the BAW SMR technology. In the third chapter, the study focuses on the behaviour of the SMR resonator operating under different conditions in order to assess its stability, to identify failure modes and to explain the observed physical phenomena. In the fourth chapter, the performance of a RF filter built with the characterized SMR resonators is investigated. The main results of this work are eventually summarized in the conclusion of the manuscript and methods to improve the stability and reliability of BAW technology are provided
Ben, Hassine Nizar. "Etude de la fiabilité des composants à ondes acoustiques de volume (BAW) pour de applications radio fréquence." Phd thesis, Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble), 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00442862.
Full textSerrière, Vincent. "Dynamique longitudinale du faisceau dans les anneaux de stockage d'électrons équipés d'un système RF harmonique pour allonger les paquets : Application aux sources de lumière synchroton et amélioration du temps de vie attendue à l'ESRF." Paris 11, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA112275.
Full textHarmonic cavities have been installed on various storage ring light sources to increase the Touschek lifetime by a factor 2 to 4 by lengthening the bunches. Several side effects have been observed, which limit the gain in lifetime. In the worst case, the beam stability can be altered, but harmonic cavities can also provide a stabilising effect. The purpose of this thesis was to evaluate the performance of harmonic RF systems and their interaction with all longitudinal beam dynamics issues under various operation conditions. Special particle tracking models have been developed, as well-known analytical calculations no longer apply to the resulting non-linear RF waveform. A multibunch single particle tracking code has been implemented to understand the strong transient beam loading effects with the ALS harmonic RF system for a 17% gap in the storage ring fill. Computations confirm the observed limitation in beam lifetime improvement to a factor 1. 4. Systematic experiments carried out at BESSY II are also in good agreement with the simulations. A multibunch multiparticle tracking code has been developed to include multibunch coherent motion as well as single bunch effects. The simulations explain the strong Landau damping of coupled bunch instabilities observed on several machines. Bunches with high intensities are already elongated by the interaction with the ring impedance. The computations indicate that a harmonic RF system can provide significant additional lengthening. Under consideration of all longitudinal effects, it turns out that a single active superconducting harmonic cavity would constitute the most appropriate solution for the ESRF. For the single and sixteen bunch fill patterns, an improvement in beam lifetime by a factor 2 and 3 could be obtained, respectively
Kone, Issiaka. "Résonateurs à ondes acoustiques guidées sur miroir de Bragg." Thesis, Lille 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LIL10060/document.
Full textPassive acoustic devices are enabling elements for RF architectures. Aside from the well known surface acoustic wave (SAW) and bulk acoustic wave (BAW) filters used for RF filtering, Lamb wave devices have recently been seen as an alternative to SAW devices currently used also for intermediate frequency filtering. These resonators are compatible with a membrane-based BAW technology (FBAR) and could thus be co-integrated with them with no additional cost. However, STMicroelectronics and CEALeti have focused their developments around BAW resonators using a Bragg mirror for acoustic isolation (SMR). Therefore, the aim of this work is to demonstrate the possibility of fabricating resonators close to Lamb wave resonators, but technologically compatible with a BAW-SMR technology. After reviewing the applications of electromechanical resonators in RF architectures and the proposals for the kind of resonators we are investigating available in the literature, we start with a theoretical investigation of these devices. This enables us to determine basic characteristics of these resonators: electromechanical coupling factors close to Lamb wave devices, but operation at frequencies close to BAW resonators. Then, we describe the design of demonstrators. Finally, we describe a fabrication process, similar to BAW-SMR fabrication process, which has provided to date the first operating devices using this principle. Electrical characterizations show that the fabricated resonators are functional, and we discuss possible improvements.This work led to publications in four conferences, (three international conferences), a paper, a patent and two internal publications at IEMN-STMicroelectronics common laboratory
Tilhac, Cyrille. "Développement d’architectures de filtres à base de résonateurs à ondes acoustiques de volume et contribution à l’intégration dans une technologie avancée silicium industrielle pour des applications radio-fréquences." Limoges, 2007. http://aurore.unilim.fr/theses/nxfile/default/80d92337-b229-40e2-a75a-1b8eb28464c8/blobholder:0/2007LIMO4012.pdf.
Full textFor reasons of cost, consumption, and volume, the complete integration of communication systems seems a subject carrying for the micro-electronic industry. That is why, new resonators with bulk acoustic waves (BAW) are developed. One of the advantages of these resonators is the possibility of integrating them in a complete system on silicon substrate for filtering applications. On the other band, there are variations in the manufacturing process which make that the thicknesses of the deposited materials fluctuate slightly. That directly impacts the resonance frequency of the resonators and it is necessary to compensate these variations if one wishes to carry out an integrated system. The thesis work subject deals with the study and the realization of new filters architectures allowing the use of tuneable BAW resonators