Final analysis of the ALS lattice magnet data
R. Keller
Abstract
R. Keller
Abstract
A preliminary analysis of the measured magnet data of the multipole magnets to be installed in the Advanced Light Source (ALS) storage ring had been given in the last conference of this series. That analysis was based on measurements of about one-third of the entire magnet complement, and some of its findings had to be revised after obtaining more data. The present paper gives an account of the integrated fundamental field strengths of all installed storage ring lattice magnets. For the multipole magnets, these values are listed as analytical expressions with four or five parameters, that cover the entire excitation range and include residual strength. Based on this final analysis, all gradient and quadrupole magnets were qualified for installation, whereas the sextupole magnets had to be individually trimmed to bring their effective fundamental strengths into the desired tolerance band.>
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A preliminary analysis of the measured magnet data of the multipole magnets to be installed in the Advanced Light Source (ALS) storage ring had been given in the last conference of this series. That analysis was based on measurements of about one-third of the entire magnet complement, and some of its findings had to be revised after obtaining more data. The present paper gives an account of the integrated fundamental field strengths of all installed storage ring lattice magnets. For the multipole magnets, these values are listed as analytical expressions with four or five parameters, that cover the entire excitation range and include residual strength. Based on this final analysis, all gradient and quadrupole magnets were qualified for installation, whereas the sextupole magnets had to be individually trimmed to bring their effective fundamental strengths into the desired tolerance band.>
Key concepts: Magnet, Multipole expansion, Quadrupole magnet, Lattice (music), Excitation, Quadrupole, Force between magnets, Superconducting magnet