Cavity design and beam simulations for the APS rf gun
Author(s) -
M. Borland
Publication year - 1991
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/87852
Subject(s) - electron gun , acceleration , thermal emittance , radius , space charge , beam (structure) , physics , radio frequency , nonlinear system , field (mathematics) , beam emittance , optics , engineering , electrical engineering , computer science , classical mechanics , nuclear physics , cathode ray , electron , quantum mechanics , mathematics , computer security , pure mathematics
An earlier note discussed the preliminary design of the 1-1/2 cell RF cavity for the APS RF gun. This note describes the final design, including cavity properties and simulation results from the program rf gun. The basic idea for the new design was that the successful SSRL design could be improved upon by reducing fields that had nonlinear dependence on radius. As discussed previously, this would reduce the emittance and produce tighter momentum and time distributions. In addition, it was desirable to increase the fields in the first half-cell relative to the fields in the second half-cell, in order to allow more rapid initial acceleration, which would reduce the effects of space charge. Both of these goals were accomplished in the new design
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