Wp. Jones et al., BEAM TRANSPORT-SYSTEM FOR THE NEW IUCF POLARIZED ION-SOURCE, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment, 352(1-2), 1994, pp. 53-55
A high-transmission beam transport system has been designed to couple
the new High Intensity Polarized Ion Source (HIPIOS) to the injector c
yclotron. Longitudinally, a two stage bunching system will compress 70
% of the DC beam into a phase width of +/-3 degrees with an energy spr
ead of less than 3 keV, at a beam energy of 620 keV. A wide band hardw
are phase feedback system will lock the RF systems to the beam, and th
ere will be diagnostics to measure the beam phase width. Transversely,
large aperture quadrupole and dipole magnets will maximize beam trans
mission; with diagnostics for measuring the source emittance, the beam
polarization, and the cyclotron acceptance. The beam position will be
monitored using a non-intercepting system and automated error correct
ion will be available. The control system will feature software contro
l ''combos'' which will provide single knob control for a variety of b
eam focussing properties. The current status of the beam transport sys
tem is discussed.