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8–11 Jul 2024
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Asia/Tokyo timezone

High Gradient Testing of a Meter-Scale Distributed-Coupling C3 Accelerating Structures

10 Jul 2024, 09:40
20m
1320 (Science building n.4 (CHANGED))

1320

Science building n.4 (CHANGED)

Oral presentation (remote) Normal Conducting RF Normal conducting RF

Speaker

Dennis Palmer (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory / Stanford University)

Description

In this paper we report on the design, fabrication, tuning and high-power RF testing of the fundamental accelerating structure for the Cool Copper Collider (CCC). The results presented here cover the temperature range from room temperature to liquid nitrogen boil off: 20oC - 77 K

At room temperature, RT, with a N2 gas purge of 1 atmosphere, the CCC structure was tuned to a resonance frequency of < fo> = 5.693 420 GHz, at 77K the structure tuned frequency is reported as < fo> = 5.712 057 667 GHz. The repeatability of the CCC structure to undergo both vacuum pump down and thermal cycles from RT to LN2 will be presented.

For the high-power RF testing the CCC structure was immersed in liquid nitrogen at the Radiabeam C-Band test facility. High Power RF breakdown data will be present along with our future experimental plans.

Authors

Ankur Dhar (SLAC National Accelerator Lab) Dennis Palmer (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory / Stanford University) Emilio Nanni (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory) Valery Brozenets (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory / Stanford University)

Presentation materials