21–26 Jul 2024
NIU Naperville Conference Center
US/Central timezone

Progress Toward Experiments on an Integrated 10-MeV X-band Photoinjector Powered by a Two-Beam Acceleration Technique (student)

22 Jul 2024, 18:00
1h 30m
NIU Naperville Conference Center

NIU Naperville Conference Center

1120 E. Diehl Road, Ste 150, Naperville IL 60563

Speaker

Emily Frame (Northern Illinois University)

Description

Two-beam acceleration is a powerful method to generate high accelerating fields by utilizing short radiofrequency pulses. The Argonne Wakefield Accelerator facility is applying a two-beam acceleration approach to an X-band radiofrequency gun. This gun has experimentally demonstrated an electric field on the photocathode of ~400 MV/m. The next phase of this experiment will involve adding a short X-band linac to boost the beam energy up to ~10 MeV. This paper summarizes the optimization of the linac and beam dynamics simulations in the integrated system over a wide range of operating parameters and demonstrates that the available setup will support the generation of bright or ultrashort beams with possible applications to compact light sources including inverse Compton scattering.

Working group WG4 : Novel structure acceleration

Primary authors

Chunguang Jing (Euclid Techlabs) Emily Frame (Northern Illinois University) Eric Wisniewski (Illinois Institute of Technology) Gongxiaohui Chen John Power (Argonne National Lab) Philippe Piot (Argonne National Laboratory) Scott Doran (ANL) Sergey Kuzikov (Euclid Techlabs, LLC)

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