Ring magnets for the synchrotron x-ray source at ANL
W. F. Praeg, K. Thompson, S.H. Kim
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W. F. Praeg, K. Thompson, S.H. Kim
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The designs of the bending, focusing, and correction magnetic for the storage ring are described. The computer-optimized pole-tip contours of the dipole, quadrupole, and sextupole magnets and the construction and assembly techniques keep the field errors within the specified limits. Horizontal and vertical steering corrections are provided by separate magnets in addition to a steering capability included in the sextupole magnets.
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The designs of the bending, focusing, and correction magnetic for the storage ring are described. The computer-optimized pole-tip contours of the dipole, quadrupole, and sextupole magnets and the construction and assembly techniques keep the field errors within the specified limits. Horizontal and vertical steering corrections are provided by separate magnets in addition to a steering capability included in the sextupole magnets.
Key concepts: Magnet, Storage ring, Quadrupole, Quadrupole magnet, Physics, Synchrotron, Force between magnets, Dipole