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Shebolaev, I.V.

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MOJP10	Possibility of Stabilizing The Beam Energy In Resonant Accelerator On The Leading Edge Of The Microwave Pulse Yu.D.Chernousov, V.I.Ivannikov, I.V.Shebolaev ICKC, Novosibirsk, Russia The effect of transients in the accelerating cavity by successive switching of generator and beam is discussed. The possibility of stabilizing energy increase in the process of transition oscillations in the cavity is demonstrated. With allowance made for the beam current the delay of injection can be chosen in such a way that the amplitude and phase of oscillations in the cavity change so that the two factors compensate for each other. It allows to eliminate the energy spread caused by the transients.	324

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Possibility of Stabilizing The Beam Energy In Resonant Accelerator On The Leading Edge Of The Microwave Pulse

Yu.D.Chernousov, V.I.Ivannikov, I.V.Shebolaev
ICKC, Novosibirsk, Russia

The effect of transients in the accelerating cavity by successive switching of generator and beam is discussed. The possibility of stabilizing energy increase in the process of transition oscillations in the cavity is demonstrated. With allowance made for the beam current the delay of injection can be chosen in such a way that the amplitude and phase of oscillations in the cavity change so that the two factors compensate for each other. It allows to eliminate the energy spread caused by the transients.

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TUHO08

Multy-Beam Klystrons with Reverse Permanent Magnet Focusing System as the Universal RF Power Sources for the Compact Electron Accelerators

I.A. Frejdovich, P.V. Nevsky, V.P. Sakharov, M.Yu. Vorob’ev
FSUE “R & P Corp. “Toriy” Russia

E.A. Knapp, W.P. Trower,
WPT Inc. USA

H. Yamada, А. Кleev,
Photon Production Ltd Japan

A.S. Alimov, V.I. Shvedunov,
SINP MSU Russia

Yu.D. Chernousov, I.V. Shebolaev, V.I. Ivannikov,
ICKC SB RAS Russia

Yu.N. Gavrish, V.M. Nikolaev, D.V. Efremov
SRIEA Russia

Parameters of serially produced and being developed multi-beam klystrons (MBK) for particle accelerators are given. Some specific applications are described.

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