RF System for SLAC Storage Ring

Rf Cavity for Slac Storage Ring

Rf System for Slac Smrage Ring*

Introduction With the guide field parameters of the SLAC storage ring (SPEAR), a 2.5 GeV electron will radiate 272 keV of energy each revolution. A peak RF voltage of 350 kV will restore this radiated energy with an adequate lifetime for quantum fluctuations. This energy will be supplied from an RF system operating at 51.22 MHz, which is the 40th harmonic of the rotation frequency. For initial ...

Status of the Rf System for the Anka Storage Ring

The RF system for the ANKA storage ring has two plants, each plant consists of one 250 kW transmitter at 500 MHz feeding two cavities, with all the peripherals. The different components, namely the high voltage power supply, the klystron, the waveguide system and the cavities, are now under construction and test. The HV power supply is provided by Jäger (Germany), and is been built on site. The...

Synchrotron Frequency Splitting in the Slac Storage Ring

Introduction The values of the other m " , are determined by

RF Noise Suppression for the APS Storage Ring

In a synchrotron, amplitude and phase noise in the radio-frequency (RF) system leads to timing jitter and energy fluctuations of the beam, which in turn cause orbital motion in dispersive regions. Electrical components in the RF system inevitably contain 60 Hz harmonic noise from the AC power grid. To suppress 60 Hz related noise, an adaptive notch filter was developed, implemented, and tested ...