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Title: Hardware R


1
Part II
  • Hardware RD

2
Requirements of RF cavity
  • RF must be
  • Broad band
  • Frequency sweep of a factor.
  • High gradient
  • Make it fast acceleration possible.
  • Large aperture
  • Especially in horizontal to accommodate orbit
    excursion.
  • A few MHz to have large longitudinal acceptance
  • RF cavity with Magnetic Alloy has been developed
    at KEK for JPARC cavity.

3
Characteristics of Magnetic Alloy (MA)
  • Large permeability
  • 2000 at 5 MHz
  • High curie temperature
  • 570 deg.
  • Thin tape
  • 18 mm
  • Q is small
  • 0.6
  • Q can be increased with cutting core if
    necessary.

4
MA vs. Ferrite
5
mQf (shunt impedance)
  • A mQF remains constant at high RF magnetic RF
    (Brf) more than 2 kG
  • Ferrite has larger value at low field, but drops
    rapidly.
  • RF field gradient is saturated.

6
Development of MA cavity for JPARC
  • Direct water cooled test cavity.
  • Achieved
  • 100 kV/m for CW mode
  • 220 kV/m for burst mode

7
MA core for 150 MeV FFAG
  • Wide aperture in horizontal, 1m.
  • Outer dimension is 1.7m x 0.985 m x 30 mm

8
Cavity assembly
  • Number of cores 24
  • Outer size 1.7m x 1m
  • Inner size 1m x 0.23m
  • RF frequency 1.5 - 4.6 MHz
  • RF voltage 9 kV
  • RF output 55 kW
  • Power density 1 W/cm3
  • Cooling water 70 L/min

9
Measured cavity impedance
  • Sufficient shunt impedance in the frequency range
    of operation.

Frequency (MHz)
10
Gradient magnets
  • Three ways to realize a gradient magnet.
  • Large gap inside, small gap outside
  • Main coil plus trim coil on flat gap
  • Cosnq like magnet

11
Tapered gap
  • Gap(r) is proportional to 1/B(r)
  • Easiest
  • Fringe field has wrong sign.
  • g/r should be constant to have similar fringe
    field effects

12
Fringe field of tapered gap
  • Inner radius has longer fringe field.
  • Gap is longer
  • Coil width is constant
  • Focusing action at the edge is not constant.

13
Return Yoke Free Magnet
  • Magnetic flux of triplet magnet

14
Prototype and actual yoke-free magnet
15
Pole face winding
  • Gap height is constant. Field strength is varied
    with coil arrangement.

16
Variety of coil winding
  • Three ways to put trim coils.
  • (Top shape of winding, Center global and local
    k, Bottom fringe field)

17
Coil winding for spiral magnet
  • The same idea for spiral sector magnet.

18
Cosnq like (conceptual)
  • Similar to a superconducting magnet
  • Schematic diagram

19
Superconducting magnet with multipole
combination(design example)
Field as a result of multipole combination.
20
Current distribution
Instead of many multipoles, a couple of
well Shaped current distribution.
Design example
Field shape
21
Flux distortion due to neighboring material
  • Inevitable in a compact machine

22
Beam position monitor
23
Injection
  • Electric deflector and kicker in POP
  • Magnetic deflector and electric septum for
    multi-turn injection in 150 MeV
  • Fast kicker for one turn injection in PRISM
  • Continuous orbit shift with induction
    acceleration in KART
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