The Indiana University Cooler injection synchrotron RF cavity

Pei, A.; Ellison, M.; Friesel, D.L.; Jenner, Dave; Kang, Xiaoning; Lee, S.Y.; Li, D.; Liu, J.; Riabko, A.; Wang, L.; Hedblom, K.

doi:10.1109/pac.1995.505335

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“…On the other hand, if one changes the frequency to keep the circumference harmonic number h constant m~= 2nh = cot2stant, (5] ( 6) meaning that the frequency will change linearly with time.…”

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“…tuning range of 47.5 to 59.8 MHz and a cavit y voltage of 127.5kV each '3].IFermiLab has developed a cavity of 1159MHz tunable of 60 kHz by an Iron-Yttrium-Garnet ferrite with a gap voltage of 300 kV '4].Indiana University developed a wide tuning range cavity of 1.2 to 10 MHz employing ferrite rings made of Phillips 8C12. But it was operated with low level driver of 300 watt and cavity voltage of 500V [5]. TRIUMF developed a cavity with tuning range of 46.1 to 60.…”

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