Development of a high‐temperature superconducting magnet for use in a cryogen‐free electron beam ion trap | Zendy

Tamai Toshihiro | Zendy; Sakaue Hiroyuki A. | Zendy; Terazaki Yoshiro | Zendy; Yanagi Nagato | Zendy; Nakamura Nobuyuki | Zendy

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Development of a high‐temperature superconducting magnet for use in a cryogen‐free electron beam ion trap

Author(s) -

Tamai Toshihiro,

Sakaue Hiroyuki A.,

Terazaki Yoshiro,

Yanagi Nagato,

Nakamura Nobuyuki

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

x‐ray spectrometry

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.447

H-Index - 45

eISSN - 1097-4539

pISSN - 0049-8246

DOI - 10.1002/xrs.3121

Subject(s) - magnet , superconducting magnet , materials science , trap (plumbing) , refrigerator car , electromagnetic coil , electron cooling , magnetic field , cathode ray , beam (structure) , electron , superconductivity , ion trap , ion , atomic physics , condensed matter physics , nuclear physics , physics , optics , thermodynamics , quantum mechanics , meteorology

We present a design and test results of a high‐temperature superconducting magnet, which is under development for use in a new cryogen‐free electron beam ion trap. The magnet is designed to provide a magnetic field as high as about 3 T with a combination of six double‐pancake coils. In order to achieve such a high field, the critical current is increased by cooling the magnet down to 20 K with a refrigerator. Before the full development, a single‐pancake coil has been produced and tested.

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