Title :
Dipole-mode-free and kick-free 2-cell cavity for the SC ERL injector
Author :
Shemelin, V. ; Belomestnykh, S. ; Geng, R.L. ; Liepe, M. ; Padamsee, H.
Author_Institution :
Lab. for Elementary-Particle Phys., Cornell Univ., Ithaca, NY, USA
Abstract :
For the ERL injector, superconducting cavities are needed to deliver to the beam a 100 kWCW RF power. With a beam current of 100...33 mA, gap voltage of 1...3 MV, the coupler must have an external g-factor in the range of 4.6×104...4.1×105. The cavity shape and coupler design presented provide the possibility of working in the range of parameters without substantial transverse kick to the beam and HOM-losses in the system. In order to preserve field flatness while the dipole mode is driven out, the 2-cell cavity has a protruding iris between the cell and the larger beam pipe. A twin-coaxial coupler has high coupling but low kick because of its symmetry. Calculation and optimization of the coupler-cavity system are performed with a 2D SLANS and 3D Microwave Studio® codes.
Keywords :
accelerator RF systems; accelerator cavities; electron accelerators; linear accelerators; particle beam injection; superconducting cavity resonators; 1 to 3 MeV; 100 to 33 mA; 2D SLANS code; 3D Microwave Studio code; Energy Recovery Linac; HOM-losses; RF power; SC ERL injector; beam current; beam pipe; cavity shape; coupler; coupler design; coupler-cavity system; dipole mode; dipole-mode-free cavity; external g-factor; field flatness; gap voltage; iris; kick-free 2-cell cavity; substantial transverse kick; superconducting cavities; twin-coaxial coupler; Cutoff frequency; Impedance; Linear particle accelerator; Optical coupling; Particle beams; Q factor; Radio frequency; Shape; Superconducting microwave devices; Voltage;
Conference_Titel :
Particle Accelerator Conference, 2003. PAC 2003. Proceedings of the
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7738-9
DOI :
10.1109/PAC.2003.1288777