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2003•Proceedings of the 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference (Cat. No.99CH36366)Open access

A 100 MeV injector linac for the Swiss Light Source supplied by industry

M. Peiniger, Christian Piel, H. Vogel, P. Stein

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A 100 MeV "turn-key" injector electron linac for the Swiss Light Source (SLS) is under construction at ACCEL Instruments. The system will be installed, commissioned and handed over to the SLS in late 1999, after a 18 month design and production period. This paper presents the special needs of an injector for a third generation synchrotron light source and the two specific modes of operation for this linac. The specification of the system and a description of the design results as well as the planned technical realisation are given.

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A 100 MeV "turn-key" injector electron linac for the Swiss Light Source (SLS) is under construction at ACCEL Instruments. The system will be installed, commissioned and handed over to the SLS in late 1999, after a 18 month design and production period. This paper presents the special needs of an injector for a third generation synchrotron light source and the two specific modes of operation for this linac. The specification of the system and a description of the design results as well as the planned technical realisation are given.

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A 100 MeV "turn-key" injector electron linac for the Swiss Light Source (SLS) is under construction at ACCEL Instruments. The system will be installed, commissioned and handed over to the SLS in late 1999, after a 18 month design and production period. This paper presents the special needs of an injector for a third generation synchrotron light source and the two specific modes of operation for this linac. The specification of the system and a description of the design results as well as the planned technical realisation are given.

Key concepts: Injector, Linear particle accelerator, Realisation, Synchrotron light source, Synchrotron, Light source, Physics, Computer science

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