1995
DOI: 10.1143/jjap.34.340
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Effect of a Wire on the Electromagnetic Field in an Accelerating Cavity in the Coaxial-Wire Method

Abstract: A wire used in the coaxial-wire method to measure the characteristics of an accelerating cavity cannot be treated as a perturbator. Using a pill-box model, we analytically studied the electromagnetic field of a cavity with a wire. By this analysis, the effect of the wire on the resonance frequencies and Q-values of the cavity modes was clarified.

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“…15 is twice the real part of the beam coupling impedance, From this figure, the maximum value of the shunt impedance is about 450 at 1170 MHz which is 39.5 MHz higher than the simulation result of 1130.5 MHz, and 54.4 MHz higher than the result of the previous parameter measurement, 1115.6 MHz. This frequency shift is due to the 3-mm diameter wire [7], [34]. After considering a negative value of the near 1600 MHz due to calibration and gating errors, the maximum value of the shunt impedance is increased to about 470 .…”
Section: Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…15 is twice the real part of the beam coupling impedance, From this figure, the maximum value of the shunt impedance is about 450 at 1170 MHz which is 39.5 MHz higher than the simulation result of 1130.5 MHz, and 54.4 MHz higher than the result of the previous parameter measurement, 1115.6 MHz. This frequency shift is due to the 3-mm diameter wire [7], [34]. After considering a negative value of the near 1600 MHz due to calibration and gating errors, the maximum value of the shunt impedance is increased to about 470 .…”
Section: Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are some differences between measured values and HFSS simulation results as described in Section IV. But, if the diameter of the 3 mm wire is reduced, the maximum shunt impedance will be increased further, and the central frequency shift will be decreased [7], [34].…”
Section: Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%