Design, simulation and construction of quadrupole magnets for focusing electron beam in powerful industrial electron accelerator

Mousavi, S KH; Poursaleh, A M; Haseltalab, S; Mortazavi, M; Behjat, A; Atefi, M

doi:10.18869/acadpub.ijpr.15.2.145

Design, simulation and construction of quadrupole magnets for focusing electron beam in powerful industrial electron accelerator

Authors

S KH Mousavi

A M Poursaleh

S Haseltalab

M Mortazavi

A Behjat

M Atefi

https://doi.org/10.18869/acadpub.ijpr.15.2.145

Abstract

In this paper the design and simulation of quadrupole magnets and electron beam optical of that by CST Studio code has been studied. Based on simulation result the magnetic quadrupole has been done for using in beam line of first Iranian powerful electron accelerator. For making the suitable magnetic field the effects of material and core geometry and coils current variation on quadrupole magnetic field have been studied. For test of quadrupole magnet the 10 MeV beam energy and 0.5 pi mm mrad emittance of input beam has been considered. We see the electron beam through the quadrupole magnet focus in one side and defocus in other side. The optimum of distance between two quadrupole magnets for low emittance have been achieved. The simulation results have good agreement with experimental results

Keywords

electron beam

magnetic field

beam emittance

quadrupole

CST studio

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