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Michael Read Calabazas Creek Research Presented at CERN Aug 30 2013 mikecalcreekcom PPM Focusing Eliminates large magnet power supplies Reduces operating and capital costs Conventional klystron magnet power supplies can consume more than 4 of average power of klystron ID: 784543

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Slide1

PPM Focusing in Klystrons

Michael Read

Calabazas Creek Research

Presented at CERN Aug 30, 2013

mike@calcreek.com

Slide2

PPM Focusing

Eliminates large magnet power supplies

Reduces operating and capital costs

Conventional klystron magnet power supplies can consume more than 4% of average power of klystron

Fields larger than

Brillouin

can be used

CCR designs have RMS fields ~ 1.5 x

Brillouin

Requires careful shaping of field in electron gun

Defocusing near output cavity can be avoided using “quasi-

solenoidal

” magnets

CCR approach with pillbox magnets

Simple access for cavity cooling

Variability in magnet strength is averaged out

Slide3

CCR PPM Focused Klystron

Slide4

PPM Structure

Variation in field around beam circumference < 0.05%

Slide5

Slide6

CCR PPM Klystrons

10 kW S-Band (in fabrication)

1 A, 20 kV, 55%, 0.35 µ

pervs

Efficiency limited by beam interception

572 kW, 1.3 G

11A @ 80 kV, 65%, 0.5 micro µ

pervs

75 MW L-Band (in initial design phase)379 A, 440 kV, 48.5%, perv 1.3 µ5 MW S-Band (beginning fabrication) 90.5 A, 127 kV, 48.3%, 2 µpervs

Slide7

Design Codes

RF Structure

SuperFish

(LANL code for 2D RF structures)

KLSC (in house klystron code)

TESLA (NRL klystron code)

HFSS (commercial code for 3D elements)

PPM StructurePandira

(2D) (LANL magnetics code)Maxwell 2D/3D (ANSYS magnetics code)Electron gun/beamEGUN, TRAK (commercial 2D beam trajectory codesBOA (CCR 3D trajectory/magnetics/thermal code)TESLA (2D beam in klystron fields)

Slide8

EGUN Simulation of PPM Klystron Beam

2D Simulation

Slide9

BOA Simulation of PPM Klystron Beam

3

D Simulation

Slide10

TESLA Modeling of PPM Klystron

Slide11

Off-Axis Focusing

Off axis beam focusing requires only symmetry around beam axis

Initial modeling shows very good symmetry

Slide12

Geometry with off axis beams(single period)

Slide13

Mag B

On Axis (standard PPM focusing)

Off Axis

Slide14

Bz

On Axis

Off Axis

Slide15

Bx (Br)

On Axis

Off Axis

Slide16

Initial Simulation of Off-Axis Beam

BOA simulation 20 kV, 1 A

Slide17

Summary

PPM focusing can be used in high efficiency klystrons

Off axis focusing for multiple beam focusing should be as effective as in single beam devices

Slide18

CCR MBK’s

DOE

100 kW X-Band (fabricated)

15 beams

perveance 4.5 micropervs (

17.6

A @

25 kV) 150 kW wide band C-Band (in design)18 beams

Perveance 5.5 micropervs (21.6 A @ 25 kV)

Slide19

Mag scale factor 0.7

0.8

0.6