Control system for a linear resonance accelerator of intense electron beams

Борискин, В.Н.; Aizatsky, N.I.; Akchurin, Yu.I.; Gurin, V.A.; Demidov, N.V.; Dovbnya, A. N.; Zavada, A.V.; Kushnir, V.A.; Levandovsky, S.P.; Mitrochenko, V.V.; Савченко, А.Н.; Tur, Yu.D.; Uvarov, V.L.

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“…The special control system has also been developed [3] for controlling the electron beam current, energy and position as well as the control of parameters and defense of the accelerating and scanning systems from the damage caused by the beam; blocking of the modulator and klystron amplifier in the case of the intolerable operation regimes; current control in the magnetic system feeder; regulation of the phase and power of the HF signals in the injecting system; the radiation dose control and control of the target devices. The program & technical complex consists of PC equipped with CAMAC crate or measuring channels in PC standard, synchronization unit, microprocessoroperated complexes to monitor the klystron amplifier operation, the thermostating system, and the target equipment.…”

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Monitoring of the electron beam position in industrial linacs

Борискин

Савченко²,

Tatanov³

Proceedings of the 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference (Cat. No.99CH36366)

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Recently the technological linear electron accelerators with the energy up to 10 and 25 MeV and the pulse current up to 1A have been developed and put into operation in the "Accelerator" R&D Production Establishment of the National Science Center, Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology [1]. The zone of the technological object irradiation by the accelerated electrons is created by the magnetic scanning system. Wide-aperture (50 x 200mm) magneto-induction position monitor has been designed to control the electron beam position. Signals from the monitor are used in the accelerator control system.

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Monitoring of the electron beam position in industrial linacs

Борискин

Савченко²,

Tatanov³

Proceedings of the 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference (Cat. No.99CH36366)

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High-power electron linac for irradiation applications

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Ayzatsky²,

Akchurin³

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PACS2001. Proceedings of the 2001 Particle Accelerator Conference (Cat. No.01CH37268)

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The paper presents calculated performances and the electron linac arrangement that is under installation at NSC KIPT. The linac consists of two 1.2-meter long piece-wise homogeneous accelerating structures and the injector including a diode electron gun, a klystron type buncher and an accelerating cavity. The wave phase velocity in the structures is equal to the velocity of the light. Each accelerating structure is powered with the Russian produced S-band klystron KIU-12AM. The linac is equipped with the beam scanning system to extract the beam through an air-cooled foil. The simulation of electron motion in the accelerator was carried out using the PARMELA code. When each accelerating structure is supplied with RF power of 11 MW and the current at the accelerator exit is 1 A, beam energy will be up to 20 MeV. An average beam power is planned to be 20 kW.

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Control system for a linear resonance accelerator of intense electron beams

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Monitoring of the electron beam position in industrial linacs

Monitoring of the electron beam position in industrial linacs

High-power electron linac for irradiation applications

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