TUCTA02
Stanford University, Stanford, California, USA
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TUCTA02 |
Development of Superconducting Nb for Accelerator Structures at Stanford University: 1966 -1979 | |
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| This talk will start with a brief discussion of why superconducting Nb was of interest for particle accelerator structures. The results of the first Nb cavities that achieved high Q₀¿s up to 1011 and peak electric and magnetic fields of 70 MV/m and 1080 Oe will be described. Then the approach to producing L-band and S-band prototype TM010 mode cavities and accelerator structures will be described, followed by summary results and what was learned from the tests on these cavities and structures. Finally, electron-field-emission loading and electron multipacting experiments and their results will be described. | ||
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