Higher-order Mode Analysis of 9-cell TESLA Superconducting Accelerating Cavity
Qin Jiang, Rui Zhang, Yong Wang, Zhi-Hui Geng
Abstract
Qin Jiang, Rui Zhang, Yong Wang, Zhi-Hui Geng
Abstract
The high-energy particle accelerator uses the fundamental mode of the superconducting radio frequency cavity to accelerate the charged particle beam, and when the charged particle beam passes through the radio frequency(RF) cavity, it will excite a series of harmful higher-order modes(HOMs) besides the fundamental mode. The 3D simulation software is used for 9-cell TESLA superconducting acceleration cavity HOM simulation calculation. Analyze the mode spectrum distribution of each HOM and the performance parameters that characterize the HOM, and identify harmful HOMs.
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The high-energy particle accelerator uses the fundamental mode of the superconducting radio frequency cavity to accelerate the charged particle beam, and when the charged particle beam passes through the radio frequency(RF) cavity, it will excite a series of harmful higher-order modes(HOMs) besides the fundamental mode. The 3D simulation software is used for 9-cell TESLA superconducting acceleration cavity HOM simulation calculation. Analyze the mode spectrum distribution of each HOM and the performance parameters that characterize the HOM, and identify harmful HOMs.
Key concepts: Superconducting radio frequency, Particle accelerator, Acceleration, Physics, Particle-in-cell, Superconductivity, Charged particle, Radio frequency