A linear accelerator bunch length monitor
D. Jessie, E. Norum
Abstract
D. Jessie, E. Norum
Abstract
A monitor has been developed that provides an indication of the bunching efficiency of the Saskatchewan Accelerator Laboratory's linear accelerator (linac). By adjusting the prebuncher phase at the injector, a decrease in energy spread of 15% at the end of the linac was observed. With more rigorous optimization, it is believed that a reduction of 20% or greater in energy spread can be achieved.
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A monitor has been developed that provides an indication of the bunching efficiency of the Saskatchewan Accelerator Laboratory's linear accelerator (linac). By adjusting the prebuncher phase at the injector, a decrease in energy spread of 15% at the end of the linac was observed. With more rigorous optimization, it is believed that a reduction of 20% or greater in energy spread can be achieved.
Key concepts: Linear particle accelerator, Injector, Particle accelerator, Physics, Nuclear engineering, Energy (signal processing), Nuclear physics, Beam (structure)