AN ACCELERATING CHANNEL OF INTERMEDIATE PART OF HIGH-CURRENT PROTON LINAC BASED ON COMBINED FOCUSING BY RF FIELD-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

AN ACCELERATING CHANNEL OF INTERMEDIATE PART OF HIGH-CURRENT PROTON LINAC BASED ON COMBINED FOCUSING BY RF FIELD

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Tishkin S.S.,Shulika M.G.,Shulika O.M.

Abstract

Particle dynamics in an accelerating-and-focusing channel of intermediate part of a proton linac based on combined rf-focusing under following conditions: energy range 3…100 MeV, current 100 mA, and acceleration rate 5 MeV/m, is studied. To implement combined rf-focusing, it is proposed to use accelerating structures of two different types: an Interdigital IH-type structure allows acceleration in the range of 3 to 20 MeV, while a Crossbar CHtype structure accelerates particles from 20 up to 100 MeV. Also, methods to adjust rf-field amplitude in quadrupole gaps for both (IH and CH) structures are discussed.

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Problems of Atomic Science and Technology

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