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Veremeenko, V.M.

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TUHO07	High Voltage Power Supplies For Ion Beams Electron Coolers V.M.Veremeenko, R.V.Voskoboynikov, A.D.Goncharov, Yu.A.Evtushenko, V.V.Kolmogorov, M.N.Kondaurov, G.S.Kraynov, A.M.Kryuchkov, A.S.Medvedko, V.V.Parkhomchuk, S.P.Petrov, V.B.Reva, M.A.Tiunov, B.R.Karymov Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Novosibirsk, Russia High voltage power supplies, developed for feeding the electron coolers EC-35 and EC-300, are described in this report. Stabilized voltage power supplies with output voltages 35 kV and 300 kV with the current up to 5mA and stability up to 10-5 are used for electron cooling of heavy ion beam. Under high potential of these power supplies there are many auxiliary power supplies, feeding the gun, control electrode, suppressor and control electronics. In this report the original decisions underlying in development of power supplies are considered. The electron coolers were developed under the contract between Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics (Novosibirsk, Russia) and Institute of Modern Physics (Lanzhou, China)	97

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High Voltage Power Supplies For Ion Beams Electron Coolers

V.M.Veremeenko, R.V.Voskoboynikov, A.D.Goncharov, Yu.A.Evtushenko, V.V.Kolmogorov, M.N.Kondaurov, G.S.Kraynov, A.M.Kryuchkov, A.S.Medvedko, V.V.Parkhomchuk, S.P.Petrov, V.B.Reva, M.A.Tiunov, B.R.Karymov
Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Novosibirsk, Russia

High voltage power supplies, developed for feeding the electron coolers EC-35 and EC-300, are described in this report. Stabilized voltage power supplies with output voltages 35 kV and 300 kV with the current up to 5mA and stability up to 10-5 are used for electron cooling of heavy ion beam. Under high potential of these power supplies there are many auxiliary power supplies, feeding the gun, control electrode, suppressor and control electronics. In this report the original decisions underlying in development of power supplies are considered. The electron coolers were developed under the contract between Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics (Novosibirsk, Russia) and Institute of Modern Physics (Lanzhou, China)