RAPIDLY SWITCHED ACCELERATING DEVICES FOR INDUCTION SYNCHROTRONS
RAPIDLY SWITCHED ACCELERATING DEVICES FOR INDUCTION SYNCHROTRONS
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感应同步加速器的快速开关加速装置
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发表时间:
2000
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通讯作者:
M. Watanabe
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作者:
J. Kishiro;K. Takayama;E. Nakamura;M. Watanabe
The key device in the recently proposed Induction Synchrotron (IS)[1] is a rapidly switched induction acceleration device. The first application of IS concept is the Intensity Doubler (ID)[2] which is under consideration as a major upgrade of the KEK-PS. The collaboration between KEK, Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Nichicon is developing an induction acceleration device and an all solid-state power modulator for the ID. The modulator must switch peak voltage of 10kV with pulse repetition rates of up to 880 kHz. An effective pulse duration of 1µsec is required for acceleration. Meanwhile, a shorter time-duration of 40-100nsec is required to generate the barrier bucket, achieving a long bunch, socalled super-bunch. After careful core-loss measurements for various magnetic-core materials and choice of switching elements, a prototype of induction module and modulator has been assembled and successfully operated at 100kHz with a burst of 10 pulses. In addition to the results of design studies and basic loss measurements, preliminary results observed in the switching performance are presented.