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Design and Development of an Octopus Thermometric system for the 704 MHZ Single-Cell SPL Cavity at CERN

The octopus thermometric system is designed for the 704 MHz superconducting proton linac (SPL) cavity to detect hot spots and X-rays caused by normal conducting defects and the impact of emission electrons. This system features an octopus body and tentacle structure for good contact with the cavity...

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Autores principales: Liao, K, Arnaudon, L, Brunner, O, Ciapala, E, Glenat, D, Weingarten, W
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2012
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1459843
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author Liao, K
Arnaudon, L
Brunner, O
Ciapala, E
Glenat, D
Weingarten, W
author_facet Liao, K
Arnaudon, L
Brunner, O
Ciapala, E
Glenat, D
Weingarten, W
author_sort Liao, K
collection CERN
description The octopus thermometric system is designed for the 704 MHz superconducting proton linac (SPL) cavity to detect hot spots and X-rays caused by normal conducting defects and the impact of emission electrons. This system features an octopus body and tentacle structure for good contact with the cavity and easy assembly, a multiplexing circuit with integrated microprocessor for efficient readout and a high density temperature sensor arrangement in order to complete a high resolution temperature and X-ray map. The first prototype is being manufactured and investigations are undergoing for further development.
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spelling cern-14598432022-08-17T13:26:12Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1459843engLiao, KArnaudon, LBrunner, OCiapala, EGlenat, DWeingarten, WDesign and Development of an Octopus Thermometric system for the 704 MHZ Single-Cell SPL Cavity at CERNAccelerators and Storage RingsThe octopus thermometric system is designed for the 704 MHz superconducting proton linac (SPL) cavity to detect hot spots and X-rays caused by normal conducting defects and the impact of emission electrons. This system features an octopus body and tentacle structure for good contact with the cavity and easy assembly, a multiplexing circuit with integrated microprocessor for efficient readout and a high density temperature sensor arrangement in order to complete a high resolution temperature and X-ray map. The first prototype is being manufactured and investigations are undergoing for further development.CERN-ATS-2012-127oai:cds.cern.ch:14598432012-05-20
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Liao, K
Arnaudon, L
Brunner, O
Ciapala, E
Glenat, D
Weingarten, W
Design and Development of an Octopus Thermometric system for the 704 MHZ Single-Cell SPL Cavity at CERN
title Design and Development of an Octopus Thermometric system for the 704 MHZ Single-Cell SPL Cavity at CERN
title_full Design and Development of an Octopus Thermometric system for the 704 MHZ Single-Cell SPL Cavity at CERN
title_fullStr Design and Development of an Octopus Thermometric system for the 704 MHZ Single-Cell SPL Cavity at CERN
title_full_unstemmed Design and Development of an Octopus Thermometric system for the 704 MHZ Single-Cell SPL Cavity at CERN
title_short Design and Development of an Octopus Thermometric system for the 704 MHZ Single-Cell SPL Cavity at CERN
title_sort design and development of an octopus thermometric system for the 704 mhz single-cell spl cavity at cern
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/1459843
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