C. Tsukishima et al., INJECTION SYSTEM OF A SUPERCONDUCTING COMPACT STORAGE-RING, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment, 354(2-3), 1995, pp. 191-203
An injection system for a superconducting compact storage ring is desi
gned and fabricated. The system consists of a septum magnet and a kick
er magnet. The injection septum magnet has a very thin septum width (2
.5 mm) and generates a 1.8 T magnetic field. The septum coil and the b
eam duct are held with high heat-conductivity mold material, and a coo
lant tube is placed at the return coil. The kicker magnet generates a
pulsed magnetic field of 1300 G maximum and the pulse width is 400 ns.
The ceramic duct coating is very thin (10 Mn) due to the short pulse
width of the magnetic field. The injection tests are performed and the
system successfully injects the electron beam into the storage ring.