H-type linac structures
H-type linac structures
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DOI:
10.5170/cern-2005-003.351
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发表时间:
2005
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U. Ratzinger
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作者:
U. Ratzinger
H-type cavities have been successfully developed over the last 25 years to serve for a large variety of applications in the field of ion acceleration. Radio Frequency Quadrupole (RFQ) and Drift Tube Linac (DTL) versions were designed in the H11as well as in the H21-mode. The Interdigital H-type (IH) drift tube structure (H11(0)-mode) is efficient for an energy range from 100 keV/u to 30 MeV/u, especially when combined with KONUS beam dynamics. In overall power consumption the IH-DTL can compete with existing superconducting linacs up to beam energies of around 2 MeV/u. Additionally, effective voltage gains as high as 10.7 MV/m were demonstrated in pulsed operation. The GSI High Current Linac has reached new marks for drift tube structures with (A/q)max 60 and Imax/emA = 0.25·A/q. The effective voltage gain of that 36 MHz, 80 MV IH-linac is 4.2 MV/m. The IHRFQ (H110-mode) is well suited for heavy-ion beams with A/q 10, and the four-vane RFQ is very well established for proton and light-ion acceleration. At beam energies between 5 MeV/u and 150 MeV/u the Cross Bar H-Type (CH) drift tube structure (H210-mode) also shows great potential for room temperature and for superconducting designs.