National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center

Advanced Ion Beam Technology, Inc.

Ching-Shiang Hwang

Jyh-Chyuan Jan

Hui-Huang Chen

Ting-Yi Chung

Yun-Liang Chu

Sei-Da Chen

Chi-Chuan Tsai

Fu-Yuan Lin

A cryogen-free high-temperature superconductor undulator structure is provided. The superconductor undulator structure includes a magnetic core body and a coil structure. The magnetic core body includes a first and a second half magnetic pole arrays that are vertically aligned, a plurality of first winding cores in the first half magnetic pole array, and a plurality of second winding cores in the second half magnetic pole array. The coil structure is wound on the first winding cores and the second winding cores of the magnetic core body. The coil structure includes a plurality of first superconductor tapes in contact with each of the first winding cores and each of the second winding cores, and a plurality of second superconductor tapes, each of the second superconductor tapes is in contact with two adjacent first superconductor tapes. A method of manufacturing a cryogen-free high-temperature superconductor undulator structure is also provided.

Cryogen-free high-temperature superconductor undulator structure and method for manufacturing the same

The disclosure provides a hybrid magnet structure which includes two dipole magnets assemblies arranged oppositely, and each dipole magnet assembly includes a permanent magnet, two iron cores, and a moveable magnetic field shunt element. The hybrid magnet structure is adapted to focus particle beams of different positions by applying an adjustable gradient magnetic field in the horizontal or vertical direction of the particle beam. By passing the charged particle beams through the gradient magnetic field established between the two dipole magnets, the aspect of focusing the charged particle beam is achieved. In addition, the intensity of the gradient magnetic field can be altered by adjusting the gap between the movable magnetic field shunt element and the permanent magnet, thereby controlling the particle beam size on a specific axis for different energies or masses of the charge particles.

Hybrid magnet structure

An undulator is adapted to a synchrotron storage ring or free electron lasers (FEL), especially to an undulator capable of switching polarization mode rapidly. In comparison with the EPU (elliptically polarized undulator) of APPLE II (Advanced Planar Polarized Light Emitter II) which conceived by Dr. S. Sasaki, the provided undulator does not use mechanical transmission mechanisms to drive the four magnetic pole arrays composed of permanent magnets. Hence, the polarization mode can be switched rapidly. Moreover, a polarization method of electron beam is also provided.

Fast-switch undulator and method for polarizing electron beam

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Hsinchu, Taiwan

Ching-Shiang Hwang