SLAC Accelerator Control Computer

On Upgrading the Slac Accelerator

SLAC-PUB-218 October 1966 COMPUTER STUDY OF WAVE PROPAGATION, BEAM LOADING AND BEAM BLOWUP IN THE SLAC ACCELERATOR*

The classical type of beam blowup or pulse shortening which is observed in many short, high-current electron linacsl, 2 has been convincingly identified 2p 4 as a regenerative interaction between the beam and the HEMII deflecting mode, 3 which is the next pass band above the accelerating mode. The backward wave characteristic usually associated with the deflecting mode supplies a prompt feedbac...

The Slac Low Emittance Accelerator Test Facility

SLAC is proposing to build a new Accelerator Test Facility (ATF) capable of producing a 50 MeV electron beam with an extremely low geometric tran8ver8e emittance (1.5 x lo-lo rad.m) for the purpose of teeting new methods of acceleration. The low emittance will be achieved by a88ernbling a liiur accelerator using one standard SLAC three-meter r&ion and a 400 kV electron gun with a very rmall pho...

Orion: an Advanced Accelerator Facilty at Slac*

Extending the center-of-mass energy frontier for highenergy physics depends on the research and development that is conducted now in the area of advanced accelerator physics and technology. In this article, we present the design and beam dynamics simulations for the emittancecompensated, RF photoinjector of the ORION Facility.

Slac-pub-1560 Slac8' 8 -a Distributed Accelerator Control and Konil?3ring System* March 1975

The latest addltion to our distributed accelerator control and monitoring system is described which achieves parallel contrcl of multilevel fbncti.ons, multisector access as well as continuous updating of over a00 analog signals. The limitations of the preceding system are compared with the advantages of this larger network. Interface hardware and diagnostic software for the computers is also d...