Bunch Compressor Beamlines for the Tesla and S Band Linear Colliders
Author(s) -
P. Emma
Publication year - 2003
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/813176
Subject(s) - physics , linear particle accelerator , wiggler , gas compressor , thermal emittance , collider , particle accelerator , beam (structure) , nuclear physics , optics , computational physics , thermodynamics , cathode ray , electron
A detailed design for a single stage beam bunch length compressor for both the TESLA and the S-Band Linear Collider (SBLC) is presented. Compression is achieved by introducing an energy-position correlation along the bunch with an rf section at zero-crossing phase followed by a short bending section with energy dependent path length (momentum compaction). The motivation for a wiggler design is presented and many of the critical single bunch tolerances are evaluated. A solenoid based spin rotator is included in the design and transverse emittance tuning elements, diagnostics and tuning methods are described. Bunch length limitations due to second order momentum compaction and sinusoidal rf shape are discussed with options for compensation. Finally, the disadvantages of bunch compression using a 180{sup o} arc are discussed.
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