RF Power Sources for High-Brightness RF Linacs

Jameson, Robert; Reid, Don

doi:10.1007/978-1-4684-5508-3_21

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“…The design and simulation are carried out in the LINACS framework [4], with its open-source codes LINACSrfqDES and LINACSrfqSIM affording complete control of all RFQ design and simulation parameters, including beam-driven design, fully 3D simulation using precise quadrupolar symmetry with a rigorously connected Poisson solution for external and space charge fields, relatively short running time, and extensive analysis techniques.…”

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Improved bunching and longitudinal emittance control in an RFQ

Jameson

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2022

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A new application of vane modulation variation in a Radio Frequency Quadrupole (RFQ) cell has been applied that significantly improves beam bunching and longitudinal emittance control to achieve lower longitudinal rms emittance at the RFQ output. This procedure occurs in the individual cells, is independent of the overall design, and therefore is general, affording an extra parameter for beam manipulation. It can be applied besides the usual goals of vane modulation variation, e.g., to achieve higher acceleration efficiency. Examples of the cumulative effects on the overall design are provided to point out further exploration avenues for the designer.

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