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.

Primary 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