RADLAC II/SMILE performance with a magnetically insulated voltage adder

Shope, S.L.,Mazarakis, M.G.,Frost, C.A.,Crist, C.E.,J W Poukey,K R Prestwich,B N Turman,K W Struve,D R Welch

San Francisco, CA, USA（1991）

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Abstract

A 12.5-m-long self-magnetically insulated transmission line (SMILE) that sums the voltages of eight, 2-MV pulse forming lines was installed in the RADLAC-II linear induction accelerator. The magnetic insulation criteria were calculated using parapotential flow theory and found to agree with MAGIC simulations. High-quality annular beams with beta perpendicular to >

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beam handling equipment,beam handling techniques,linear accelerators,2-MV pulse forming lines,MAGIC simulations,RADLAC II/SMILE,RADLAC-II linear induction accelerator,annular beams,code simulations,magnetic immersed foilless diode,magnetically insulated voltage adder,parapotential flow theory,self-magnetically insulated transmission line

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