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Performance of the LEP200 superconducting RF system
The LEP Superconducting RF system has reached its maximum configuration of 288 four-cell cavities powered by 36 klystrons. This has allowed the beam energy to be raised from 45.6 GeV where physics of the Z-particle was studied to well above 80.5 GeV the threshold of W pair production. The search for...
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author | Brown, P Brunner, O C Butterworth, A Ciapala, Edmond Frischholz, Hans Geschonke, Günther Peschardt, E Sladen, Jonathan P H |
author_facet | Brown, P Brunner, O C Butterworth, A Ciapala, Edmond Frischholz, Hans Geschonke, Günther Peschardt, E Sladen, Jonathan P H |
author_sort | Brown, P |
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description | The LEP Superconducting RF system has reached its maximum configuration of 288 four-cell cavities powered by 36 klystrons. This has allowed the beam energy to be raised from 45.6 GeV where physics of the Z-particle was studied to well above 80.5 GeV the threshold of W pair production. The search for Higgs bosons and other new particles requires even higher beam energies. Currently the maximum operational energy achieved is 101 GeV with the RF system supplying a circumferential voltage of 3500 MV. This requires not only operating the cavities well beyond their design gradient but also demands a very high operational reliability from the entire system. The major developments necessary to achieve this performance are described. |
id | cern-420404 |
institution | Organización Europea para la Investigación Nuclear |
language | eng |
publishDate | 1999 |
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spelling | cern-4204042023-05-05T13:07:46Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/420404engBrown, PBrunner, O CButterworth, ACiapala, EdmondFrischholz, HansGeschonke, GüntherPeschardt, ESladen, Jonathan P HPerformance of the LEP200 superconducting RF systemAccelerators and Storage RingsThe LEP Superconducting RF system has reached its maximum configuration of 288 four-cell cavities powered by 36 klystrons. This has allowed the beam energy to be raised from 45.6 GeV where physics of the Z-particle was studied to well above 80.5 GeV the threshold of W pair production. The search for Higgs bosons and other new particles requires even higher beam energies. Currently the maximum operational energy achieved is 101 GeV with the RF system supplying a circumferential voltage of 3500 MV. This requires not only operating the cavities well beyond their design gradient but also demands a very high operational reliability from the entire system. The major developments necessary to achieve this performance are described.CERN-SL-99-075-LRFoai:cds.cern.ch:4204041999 |
spellingShingle | Accelerators and Storage Rings Brown, P Brunner, O C Butterworth, A Ciapala, Edmond Frischholz, Hans Geschonke, Günther Peschardt, E Sladen, Jonathan P H Performance of the LEP200 superconducting RF system |
title | Performance of the LEP200 superconducting RF system |
title_full | Performance of the LEP200 superconducting RF system |
title_fullStr | Performance of the LEP200 superconducting RF system |
title_full_unstemmed | Performance of the LEP200 superconducting RF system |
title_short | Performance of the LEP200 superconducting RF system |
title_sort | performance of the lep200 superconducting rf system |
topic | Accelerators and Storage Rings |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/420404 |
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