Title: Permanent Magnet for IPM
1Permanent Magnet for IPM
- NdFeB- less expensive, less stable(SLAC)
- Sm2-Co17- High field, expensive, radiation
effect(DTL) - Strontium Ferrite-low field,less expensive (FNAL)
- delB/B lt 0.05 for 5 50 deg C With Nife tem
compensation (-0.2/C) - delB/B lt1 for 1 E9 rad (1w/m 3.4 e6 rad/y)
- delB/B lt0.02 per year
2Requirements for the IPM Magnets
- the magnetic filed be such that the Larmor radius
(REm/qB2) should be less than the spacing
between collector anodes - the magnetic filed line should be straight line
i.e the line transverse runout should be less
than the spacing between collector anodes -
3Magnets Arrangement for IPM
0.3 m
0.3 m
0.4 m
0.5 m
0.5 m
2.0 m
For SNS beam 1 GeV, magnet length should be 40 cm
and filed 0.1 T. Which give a kick to beam about
8 mrad. To correct this kick, there are two other
magnets that correct the closed orbit. The
arrangement of this magnet is shown in figure.
4RICH Permanent Magnet for IPM
The parameters for the RICH IPM are magnetic
length30cm, magnetic filed0.14 T, spacing
between collector anode. 0.6 mm, number of
channels64, Larmor radius0.54 mm.
5B3 in Rich PM
6B5 in RICH PM
7Advantages/Disadvantages of PM
- Low cost
- Multi-poles might be ok
- If one out of six (3 in each plane) goes bad due
to some reason (e.g. beam scraping, temperature
variations) machine wont work - (It will take only 7 change in the change in the
magnet filed (since this magnet does not use NiFe
alloy to stabilize the thermal coefficient) to
produce 1 cm close orbit distortion. )
8Advantages/Disadvantages of EM
- (1) it is off during the production run and all
the errors due to these magnets are not there
when IPM is not used. - (2) The electromagnet can be design with much
better field quality like rest of the magnet in
the ring while satisfying all the requirements
for IMP. - (3) There is no temperature dependence, and
- (4) there is no ageing affect.
- (1) cost more, and
- (2) since it is turn on only during the profile
measurement, it may not measure the true beam
profile.