N-baking 腔体处理.pptxVIP

New Low T Nitrogen Treatments Cavity Results with Record Gradients and QA. Grassellino, S. AderholdTTC, SaclayJuly 7th, 2016Motivation behind experimentsA. Grassellino et al, Proceedings of SRF 2015A. Romanenko et al, Appl. Phys. Lett. 102, 232601 (2013)120C bake, vacancies in first ~ 60 nanometers N doping, nitrogen throughout several micronsGrassellino, Aderhold | High grad/high Q via N infusion7/7/16 Composition and mean free path in first nanometers of cavity surface have been shown to be crucial for both Q and gradient performanceN Doping at T 800C proven to manipulate mean free path, but constantly throughout several microns, giving high Q 120C bake known to manipulate mean free path at very near surface on clean bulk, and produce the highest gradientsMotivation behind experimentsAll results in this presentation soon to appear on arXiv (A. Grassellino et al)All Q vs E curves shown are for 1.3 GHz single cells, T=2KGrassellino, Aderhold | High grad/high Q via N infusion7/7/16 Therefore, we decided to study how to better “engineer” a dirty layer on top a clean bulk, using low T nitrogen treatments ? aim to create few to several nanometers of nitrogen enriched layer on top of clean EP bulk, to attempt to bring together the benefit of the Q and gradientNitrogen enriched nanometric layer to be created in the furnace post 800C treatment – when no oxide is present at the moment of injection of nitrogen at low TStudies aim also at fundamental understanding of HFQS and 120C cure of high field Q slopeThe surface of 120C bake vs N doping vs EP, via LE-muSR Produce same dirty layer profile as 120C bake, but with nitrogen (rather than vacancies) Obtain benefit of BCS AND gradient~15 nm - no screeningmfp ~ 2 nm at the surface, attempt substitute with N2mfp~70nmmfp 400 nmBa = 25 mTMeissner screening profiles for differently treated cutouts (Ba magnetic field applied parallel to sample surface = 25 mT). Allows to directly extract surface mfpM. Martinello et al, submitted to