BEAM ACCELERATION EXPERIMENT IN X-BAND GHZ LINAC FOR COMPTON SCATTERING X-RAY GENERATION Hirotoshi Masuda The University of Tokyo
outline Background X-ray source of X-band Linac at UT Beam line and RF Recently update RFgun Alpha magnet Compton scattering Conclusion and next step
background X-rays of keV are great use in medical science, biology, and material science Most synchrotron radiation sources are too large to be widely used for monochromatic X-rays. One solution to realize a remarkable compactness is laser-electron collision 50m
X-ray source of X-band Linac at UT
RF waveguide and beamline
RF system
RFgun update problem
RFgun update Resonant frequency Shunt inpedance 67MΩ/m Q-value 9232
Magnetic field evaluation of alpha-magnet Figure3 magnetic field simulation of alpha magnet
Beam parameter
Compton scattering
installed the slit (2mm,3mm) in the achromatic arc for reducing the background X-ray noise
Beam vibration
Output RF error effects electron beam vibration
conclution and next plan The thermionic cathode RF gun was upgraded and succeeded in stable operation in high power test. we could transport 38.5mA beam to beam dump. We alomost established the whole system of the the compact X-ray source and are woring on collision test between electron beam and laser for X-ray generation. We change alpha-magnet to achromatic arc for compressing electron beam from RFgun.
conclution and next plan The thermionic cathode RF gun was upgraded and succeeded in stable operation in high power test. we could transport 38.5mA beam to beam dump. We alomost established the whole system of the the compact X-ray source and are woring on collision test between electron beam and laser for X-ray generation. We change alpha-magnet to achromatic arc for compressing electron beam from RFgun.
Phase adjustmet of 3 dB hybrid