Simulation of magnetization process of Pure-type superconductor magnet undulator based on T-method

Deri, Yi; Kawaguchi, Hideki; Tsuchimoto, M.; Tanaka, Takashi

doi:10.1016/j.physc.2015.04.004

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“…In 2005, Tanaka et al proposed the concept of pure-type BHTSU which utilized a dipole coil to FC magnetize a series of rectangular HTS bulks as shown in figure 12; this new concept was experimentally validated at 59 K with applied field of up to 2 T, but showing a number of technical challenges [96]. A series of modelling works on this SCU concept were later carried out by Yi et al based on the finite difference method (FDM) and on either the critical state model or the E-J power law model [97][98][99], but no more undulator models based on this technology were later developed.…”

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“…In 2019, Casalbuoni et al reported the magnetic design of a planar SCU with period length doubling based on the FEM software FEMM [43]. Other numerical methods, like the magnetic energy minimization method and the T-method based FDM, were widely used for the magnetic analysis of pure-type, staggered-array and hybrid PM-HTS bulk SCUs [97,105,108,154].…”

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Review and prospects of world-wide superconducting undulator development for synchrotrons and FELs

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Superconducting undulators (SCUs) with period >15 mm can offer much higher on-axis undulator field B0 than state-of-the-art cryogenic permanent magnet undulators (CPMUs) with the same period and vacuum gap. The commissioned NbTi planar SCUs for user operation in the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) synchrotron and the Advanced Photon Source (APS) storage ring are operated stably without quenches, producing outperformed photon flux in the high energy part of the hard X-ray spectrum. Another potential advantage of deploying SCU is its radiation hardness, a crucial characteristic for being used in free electron lasers (FELs) driven by high repetition rate superconducting linear accelerators (LINACs) and diffraction limited storage rings (DLSRs) with small vacuum gap and large averaged beam current. Development of shorter period but high field SCU is an important mission in an EU founded CompactLight project as this technology would reduce both the length of undulators and the length of LINACs. This review paper first overviews the research and development of SCUs worldwide from late 1970s to 2021, then presents the SCU design requirements and compares the theory limits of different types of planar and helical SCUs, and finally reviews the technical challenges including the SCU cryostat, the magnetic field measurement, the integral/local field correction and the high-temperature superconductor (HTS) challenges and prospects the research needs for SCUs.

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Review and prospects of world-wide superconducting undulator development for synchrotrons and FELs

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“…However, other numerical methods, including those combined with FEM, have also shown excellent performance in modelling the critical state [37,40,46,50,52]. So far, the numerical analysis of magnetization currents in the BHTSU has been carried out with the 3D H-formulation [81,82], the MEM method [83], the RAA-combined T-Ω formulation [45,46,84], and the recently proposed backward computation method [52]. In particular, the backward computation method has shown excellent performance in simulating the magnetization currents in a periodical BHTSU model with 1.8 million DOFs within 1.4 h [52].…”

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Fully-staggered-array bulk Re-Ba-Cu-O short-period undulator: large-scale 3D electromagnetic modelling and design optimization using A-V and H-formulation methods

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The development of a new hard x-ray beamline I-TOMCAT equipped with a 1 m long short-period bulk high-temperature superconductor undulator (BHTSU) has been scheduled for the upgrade of the Swiss Light Source at the Paul Scherrer Institute. The very hard x-ray source generated by the BHTSU will increase the brilliance at the beamline by over one order of magnitude in comparison to other state-of-the-art undulator technologies and allow experiments to be carried out with photon energies in excess of 60 keV. One of the key challenges for designing a 1 m long (100 periods) BHTSU is the large-scale simulation of the magnetization currents inside 200 staggered-array bulk superconductors. A feasible approach to simplify the electromagnetic model is to retain five periods from both ends of the 1 m long BHTSU, reducing the number of degrees of freedom to the scale of millions. In this paper, the theory of the recently-proposed 2D A-V formulation-based backward computation method is extended to calculate the critical state magnetization currents in the ten-period staggered-array BHTSU in 3D. The simulation results of the magnetization currents and the associated undulator field along the electron beam axis are compared with the well-known 3D H-formulation and the highly efficient 3D H-φ formulation method, all methods showing excellent agreement with each other as well as with experimental results. The mixed H-φ formulation avoids computing the eddy currents in the air subdomain and is significantly faster than the full H-formulation method, but is slower in comparison to the A-V formulation-based backward computation. Finally, the fastest and the most efficient A-V formulation, implemented in ANSYS 2020R1 Academic, is

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Large-Scale Simulation of Magnetization Process of HTS Undulator for X-Ray FEL Based on ${T}$ -Method

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Kawaguchi

2018

IEEE Trans. Magn.

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Simulation of magnetization process of Pure-type superconductor magnet undulator based on T-method

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Review and prospects of world-wide superconducting undulator development for synchrotrons and FELs

Review and prospects of world-wide superconducting undulator development for synchrotrons and FELs

Fully-staggered-array bulk Re-Ba-Cu-O short-period undulator: large-scale 3D electromagnetic modelling and design optimization using A-V and H-formulation methods

Large-Scale Simulation of Magnetization Process of HTS Undulator for X-Ray FEL Based on ${T}$ -Method

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