Multipole correction of stretched-wire measurements of field-gradients in quadrupole accelerator magnets
Pasquale Arpaïa, Marco Buzio, Carlo Petrone, Stephan Russenschuck, L. Walckiers
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Pasquale Arpaïa, Marco Buzio, Carlo Petrone, Stephan Russenschuck, L. Walckiers
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A correction of field gradients in quadrupole accelerator magnets measured by stretched-wire methods is described. The gradient is first measured by means of the single-stretched-wire method. By using the same experimental setup, the relative multipole-field errors of the quadrupole are then measured by means of the oscillating-wire technique and used for the correction scheme. Results of the experimental validation are presented for a prototype quadrupole for the CLIC accelerator study at CERN.
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A correction of field gradients in quadrupole accelerator magnets measured by stretched-wire methods is described. The gradient is first measured by means of the single-stretched-wire method. By using the same experimental setup, the relative multipole-field errors of the quadrupole are then measured by means of the oscillating-wire technique and used for the correction scheme. Results of the experimental validation are presented for a prototype quadrupole for the CLIC accelerator study at CERN.
Key concepts: Multipole expansion, Quadrupole magnet, Quadrupole, Magnet, Physics, Large Hadron Collider, Field (mathematics), Particle accelerator