A fast non-ferric kicker for the muon (g-2) experiment
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- Y.Y. Lee(,)
- Boston U. and
- Brookhaven
- J.L. Mi(,)
- Boston U. and
- Brookhaven
- C. Pai(,)
- Boston U. and
- Brookhaven
18 pages
Published in:
- Nucl.Instrum.Meth.A 496 (2003) 8-25
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Abstract: (Elsevier)
A fast, non-ferric kicker has been designed, built and installed in the muon ( g −2) experiment at the Brookhaven Alternating Gradient Synchrotron. A current pulse of 4200 A peak, and base-width of 400 ns , is passed in opposite directions through parallel plates 10 cm apart on either side of the muon storage region in the ( g −2) storage ring. A field integral of 0.1 Tm was achieved, which kicks the 3.09 GeV /c muon beam by about 10 mrad . This kick is achieved by employing three identical 1.76 m long sections, each powered by a separate pulse-forming network. The design and performance of the kicker is presented.- 29.27.Ac
- Fast non-ferric kicker
- Muon g −2
- Muon g−2
- muon: storage ring
- storage ring: injection
- injection: efficiency
- bending magnet: pulsed
- magnetic field
- muon: magnetic moment
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