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High-power test results of a 3 GHz single-cell cavity

Compact, reliable and little consuming accelerators are required for the treatment of tumours with ions. TERA proposes the 'cyclinac', composed of a high-frequency, fast-cycling linac which boosts the energy of the particles previously accelerated in a cyclotron. The dimensions of the lina...

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Autores principales: Amaldi, U., Bergesio, D., Bonomi, R., Degiovanni, A., Garlasche, M., Magagnin, P., Verdu-Andres, S., Wegner, R.
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2012
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2002565
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author Amaldi, U.
Bergesio, D.
Bonomi, R.
Degiovanni, A.
Garlasche, M.
Magagnin, P.
Verdu-Andres, S.
Wegner, R.
author_facet Amaldi, U.
Bergesio, D.
Bonomi, R.
Degiovanni, A.
Garlasche, M.
Magagnin, P.
Verdu-Andres, S.
Wegner, R.
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description Compact, reliable and little consuming accelerators are required for the treatment of tumours with ions. TERA proposes the 'cyclinac', composed of a high-frequency, fast-cycling linac which boosts the energy of the particles previously accelerated in a cyclotron. The dimensions of the linac can be reduced if high gradients are used. TERA initiated a high-gradient test program to understand the operational limit of such structures. The program foresees the design, prototyping and high-power test of several high-gradient structures operating at 3 and 5.7 GHz. The high-power tests of the 3 GHz single-cell cavity were completed in Winter 2012. The maximum BDR threshold measured for Emax of 170 MV/m and RF pulses of 2.5 \mu s was 3 x 10-6 bpp/m.
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spelling oai-inspirehep.net-11179762023-03-14T19:30:11Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2002565engAmaldi, U.Bergesio, D.Bonomi, R.Degiovanni, A.Garlasche, M.Magagnin, P.Verdu-Andres, S.Wegner, R.High-power test results of a 3 GHz single-cell cavityAccelerators and Storage RingsPhysics in GeneralCompact, reliable and little consuming accelerators are required for the treatment of tumours with ions. TERA proposes the 'cyclinac', composed of a high-frequency, fast-cycling linac which boosts the energy of the particles previously accelerated in a cyclotron. The dimensions of the linac can be reduced if high gradients are used. TERA initiated a high-gradient test program to understand the operational limit of such structures. The program foresees the design, prototyping and high-power test of several high-gradient structures operating at 3 and 5.7 GHz. The high-power tests of the 3 GHz single-cell cavity were completed in Winter 2012. The maximum BDR threshold measured for Emax of 170 MV/m and RF pulses of 2.5 \mu s was 3 x 10-6 bpp/m.arXiv:1206.1930oai:inspirehep.net:11179762012
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Physics in General
Amaldi, U.
Bergesio, D.
Bonomi, R.
Degiovanni, A.
Garlasche, M.
Magagnin, P.
Verdu-Andres, S.
Wegner, R.
High-power test results of a 3 GHz single-cell cavity
title High-power test results of a 3 GHz single-cell cavity
title_full High-power test results of a 3 GHz single-cell cavity
title_fullStr High-power test results of a 3 GHz single-cell cavity
title_full_unstemmed High-power test results of a 3 GHz single-cell cavity
title_short High-power test results of a 3 GHz single-cell cavity
title_sort high-power test results of a 3 ghz single-cell cavity
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
Physics in General
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2002565
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