Feasibility of diffraction radiation for noninvasive beam diagnostics as characterized in a storage ring
In recent years, there has been an increasing demand for noninvasive beam size monitoring on particle accelerators. Ideally, these monitors should be cost effective and require little or no maintenance. These monitors should also be suitable for both linear and circular machines. Here, the experimen...
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doaj-1ba326ec6b114c7fae127108674781b52020-11-25T00:12:37ZengAmerican Physical SocietyPhysical Review Accelerators and Beams2469-98882018-03-0121303280110.1103/PhysRevAccelBeams.21.032801Feasibility of diffraction radiation for noninvasive beam diagnostics as characterized in a storage ringL. BobbR. KiefferT. LefevreS. MazzoniT. AumeyrP. KarataevM. BillingJ. ConwayJ. ShanksIn recent years, there has been an increasing demand for noninvasive beam size monitoring on particle accelerators. Ideally, these monitors should be cost effective and require little or no maintenance. These monitors should also be suitable for both linear and circular machines. Here, the experimental setup is described in detail, and the results from a diffraction radiation beam size monitor are presented. This monitor has been tested on the Cornell Electron Storage Ring using a 1 mA (1.6×10^{10} particles per bunch) single bunch electron beam at 2.1 GeV energy. Images of the target surface and the angular distribution of the emitted diffraction radiation were acquired at wavelengths of 400 and 600 nm. These measurements are compared to two analytical models.http://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevAccelBeams.21.032801 |
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L. Bobb R. Kieffer T. Lefevre S. Mazzoni T. Aumeyr P. Karataev M. Billing J. Conway J. Shanks Feasibility of diffraction radiation for noninvasive beam diagnostics as characterized in a storage ring Physical Review Accelerators and Beams |
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L. Bobb R. Kieffer T. Lefevre S. Mazzoni T. Aumeyr P. Karataev M. Billing J. Conway J. Shanks |
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Feasibility of diffraction radiation for noninvasive beam diagnostics as characterized in a storage ring |
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Feasibility of diffraction radiation for noninvasive beam diagnostics as characterized in a storage ring |
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Feasibility of diffraction radiation for noninvasive beam diagnostics as characterized in a storage ring |
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Feasibility of diffraction radiation for noninvasive beam diagnostics as characterized in a storage ring |
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Feasibility of diffraction radiation for noninvasive beam diagnostics as characterized in a storage ring |
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feasibility of diffraction radiation for noninvasive beam diagnostics as characterized in a storage ring |
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Physical Review Accelerators and Beams |
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In recent years, there has been an increasing demand for noninvasive beam size monitoring on particle accelerators. Ideally, these monitors should be cost effective and require little or no maintenance. These monitors should also be suitable for both linear and circular machines. Here, the experimental setup is described in detail, and the results from a diffraction radiation beam size monitor are presented. This monitor has been tested on the Cornell Electron Storage Ring using a 1 mA (1.6×10^{10} particles per bunch) single bunch electron beam at 2.1 GeV energy. Images of the target surface and the angular distribution of the emitted diffraction radiation were acquired at wavelengths of 400 and 600 nm. These measurements are compared to two analytical models. |
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