Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Koichi Nakayama

Takeshi Yoshiyuki

Yoshio Gomei

Yujiro Tajima

Tomoko Ota

Junichi Shibuya

Yuji Nobusada

According to one embodiment, there is provided a method of manufacturing a high-frequency acceleration cavity component, the method including covering a mold with a conducting material, enclosing, in an outer shell, the mold covered with the conducting material, vacuum-airtight-welding the outer shell enclosing the mold, conducing hot isostatic pressing of the vacuum-airtight-welded outer shell, and taking the conducting material formed in the mold out of the outer shell which has undergone the hot isostatic pressing.

Method of manufacturing high-frequency acceleration cavity component

An electron synchrotron accelerating apparatus comprises an accelerating ring, superconducting magnets for applying deflecting magnetic fields inside the accelerating ring, and an electron injector for injecting low-energy electron beams of 40 MeV or less into the accelerating ring. The low-energy electron beams of 40 MeV or less are injected a plurality of times for each predetermined period of time, by means of the electron injector. Inventors hereof find that the radiation damping time is shorter than the beam lifetime, even though the energy of the injected electron beams is relatively low. Accordingly, the electron beams can be injected a plurality of times before the lifetime of the injected beams terminates. Even though the energy of the injected electron beams is relatively low, therefore, accumulated electron current can be increased to a predetermined value. Thus, electronic synchrotron apparatus is provided which can produce a predetermined amount of synchrotron orbit radiations despite its compactness.

Electron synchrotron accelerating apparatus

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Musashino, Japan

Koichi Nakayama