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JUAS 2011 Guided study and tutorial on RF Linear Accelerators A. Lombardi and JB. Lallement. Transit-time factor. The energy gain of a particle in a harmonically time-varying field is always less than the energy gain in a constant dc field - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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JUAS 2011
Guided study and tutorial onRF Linear Accelerators
A. Lombardi and JB. Lallement
Transit-time factor
• The energy gain of a particle in a harmonically time-varying field is always less than the energy gain in a constant dc field
• The transit-time factor T is the ratio of the energy gained in the time-varying RF field to that in a dc field
• T is a measure of the reduction in the energy gain caused by the sinusoidal time variation of the field in the gap
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)/2cos(),0(L
L
L
L
dzzE
dzzzET
Pillbox cavityEz
z
TM010 mode in a pillbox cavity Square-wave electric field distribution
Eg
E(z)
-g/2 g/20
For a simple TM010 pillbox cavity of length g with a square profile of the electric field we find E0=Eg if L=g and the transit-time factor becomes
)/(
)/sin(
g
gT
Kilpatrick sparking criterion
What is the maximum surface electric field that we can safely
achieve in linac cavities? We can go up to the electric
breakdown limit usually expressed in terms of Kilpatrick sparking
criterion.
• Electric field applied to a metal surface extracts large number of electrons enhanced by surface roughness and impurities
• Kilpatrick (1957) has fitted existing data to a formula:
f=1.64E2exp(-8.5/E)
Kilpatrick sparking criterion
Nowadays we can reach fields up to 2 Kilpatrick in CW operation thanks to cleaner vacuum and surface.
We can define a bravery factor b=ES/EK
RF electric breakdown: Kilpatrick criterion f=1.64E2EXP(-8.5/E)
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Alvarez Drift-Tube Linac (DTL)
Tuning plunger
Quadrupole lens
Drift tube
Cavity shellPost coupler
L=βλ=c/f
Design of a DTL
The fields, power, transit-time factors for the synchronous particle and the shunt impedance calculations are usually done using electromagnetic field-solver codes such as SUPERFISH.
This procedure results in an optimum cell geometry in which the gap length, drift-tube shape and tank diameter are determined.
Then the beam dynamics design is done.
Design of a DTL