Preliminary design for a 30 MeV, 500 mu A H - cyclotron
(1985) 1985 Particle Accelerator Conference: Accelerator Engineering and Technology — Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada (13.May.1985)
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- The proposed cyclotron is the first step of a program aiming at developing high intensity, energy efficient cyclotrons. The 30 MeV, 500 mu A, H - cyclotron is designed to use less than 100 kW main power. The magnet has four 54 degree straight sectors on a common yoke. The hill gap and field are 3 cm and 1.8 T. The valley gap and field are 110 cm and 0.04 T. Two 30 degree dees operate at 93 MHz with H=6. The vertical lambda 2 cavities are located entirely in the valleys. The H - are produced by an external ECR source biased at 50 kV. They are injected axially using a permanent magnet periodic focusing channel. The prototype is expected to deliver beams in 1988.
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Jongen, Y., & Ryckewaert, G. (1985). Preliminary design for a 30 MeV, 500 mu A H - cyclotron. 1985 Particle Accelerator Conference: Accelerator Engineering and Technology, Vancouver, BC, Canada. https://doi.org/10.1109/TNS.1985.4334155