HIGH POWER RF SOURCES FOR THE ESS RF SYSTEMS
Morten Jensen, C. Marrelli, Göran Göransson, Rutambhara Yogi, Anders J Johansson, Carlos Martins, Anders Sunesson, Rafael Montaño, Rihua Zeng
Abstract
Morten Jensen, C. Marrelli, Göran Göransson, Rutambhara Yogi, Anders J Johansson, Carlos Martins, Anders Sunesson, Rafael Montaño, Rihua Zeng
Abstract
The RF systems for ESS will consist of around 150 high power RF sources and will deliver 125 MW peak power to the proton beam during the 2.86 ms pulse with an average power of 5 MW. The two RF frequencies, 352 and 704 MHz, the different power requirements along the linac and the sources currently available strongly influence the choice of RF technology. This talk will focus on the high power RF solutions for the main parts of the linac. We present an overview of the available technology along with the first test results of the main sources. Additionally, we will present the preliminary design of a new 1.2 MW multi-beam super power IOT being designed together with industry for the high beta section of the linac.
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The RF systems for ESS will consist of around 150 high power RF sources and will deliver 125 MW peak power to the proton beam during the 2.86 ms pulse with an average power of 5 MW. The two RF frequencies, 352 and 704 MHz, the different power requirements along the linac and the sources currently available strongly influence the choice of RF technology. This talk will focus on the high power RF solutions for the main parts of the linac. We present an overview of the available technology along with the first test results of the main sources. Additionally, we will present the preliminary design of a new 1.2 MW multi-beam super power IOT being designed together with industry for the high beta section of the linac.
Key concepts: Linear particle accelerator, RF power amplifier, Radio frequency, Power (physics), Electrical engineering, Beam (structure), Telecommunications, Engineering