To achieve smooth beam injection in operation of synchrotron radiation facilities, pulsed multipole magnet beam injectors are developed. It is found that the developed beam injector causes serious disturbance in the circulating storage beam in the Aichi synchrotron radiation center, and that such the unexpected disturbance of the storage beam may be caused by eddy current induced on thin titanium coating inside a beam duct. In this work, the induced eddy current on the titanium layer is evaluated quantitatively by numerical simulations and improvement for the developed beam injector is discussed based on the numerical simulation.
Hideki KAWAGUCHI
Muroran Institute of Technology
Takumi MURAMATSU
Muroran Institute of Technology
Masahiro KATOH
Hiroshima University
Masahito HOSAKA
Nagoya University
Yoshifumi TAKASHIMA
Nagoya University
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Hideki KAWAGUCHI, Takumi MURAMATSU, Masahiro KATOH, Masahito HOSAKA, Yoshifumi TAKASHIMA, "Time-Domain Eddy Current and Wake Fields Analysis of Pulsed Multipole Magnet Beam Injector in Synchrotron Radiation Ring" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E105-C, no. 4, pp. 146-153, April 2022, doi: 10.1587/transele.2021REP0003.
Abstract: To achieve smooth beam injection in operation of synchrotron radiation facilities, pulsed multipole magnet beam injectors are developed. It is found that the developed beam injector causes serious disturbance in the circulating storage beam in the Aichi synchrotron radiation center, and that such the unexpected disturbance of the storage beam may be caused by eddy current induced on thin titanium coating inside a beam duct. In this work, the induced eddy current on the titanium layer is evaluated quantitatively by numerical simulations and improvement for the developed beam injector is discussed based on the numerical simulation.
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AU - Masahiro KATOH
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DO - 10.1587/transele.2021REP0003
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