Simplified Design Techniques for Distributed Power Amplifiers for Synchrotron and Cyclotron Driver Applications

Gagnon, William L.; Smith, Bob H.

doi:10.1109/tns.1969.4325296

IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci.

1969

DOI: 10.1109/tns.1969.4325296

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Simplified Design Techniques for Distributed Power Amplifiers for Synchrotron and Cyclotron Driver Applications

William L. Gagnon

Bob H. Smith

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Beam feedback electronics for the spear storage ring

Pellegrin

1973

Nuclear Instruments and Methods

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The two beams of the 2 GeV Stanford electron-positron storage ring can exhibit, under certain modes of operation, coherent oscillations which have a rate of growth proportional to the beam current.Since this rate is much slower than the machine revolution tiequency, it is possible to produce damping by means of negative feedback, the beam itself being part of the feedback loop. Three systems have been built, two for the damping of transverse oscillations at the betatron frequency, and one for the damping of longitudinal oscillations at the synchrotron frequency. The electronics for these systems require wide band high power amplifiers and nanosecond circuitry.

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Beam feedback electronics for the spear storage ring

Pellegrin

1973

Nuclear Instruments and Methods

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Transverse Oscillations Damping with Wide-Band Feedback on Spear II

Pellegrin

1975

IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci.

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With its high peak currents, SPEAR II is likely to show transverse coherent oscillations. A closed loop system using the beams as a signal path detects the bunches' centerof-mass motion and reacts on the beams after one machine period with a set of traveling wave electrodes. The detector senses oscillations at the betatron frequency and rejects signals due to equilibrium orbit shifts. The amplifier output is solely determined by the desired gain and the detector noise.

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Simplified Design Techniques for Distributed Power Amplifiers for Synchrotron and Cyclotron Driver Applications

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Beam feedback electronics for the spear storage ring

Beam feedback electronics for the spear storage ring

Transverse Oscillations Damping with Wide-Band Feedback on Spear II

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