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UMER Magnet Data

UMER Magnet Data
Below are the primary parameters for the UMER printed-circuit magnets currently installed.  All the magnets 
were designed by Terry Godlove.  More details on the magnet deisgn and specifications can be 

found in the technical note by Godlove dated July 28, 2004, from which the following data is extracted.

Any discrepancies in the numbers are due to slight corrections by Rami Kishek after verification of

the calculations using MAG-Li.























Quads leff SB leff (e) SB field (e) Peak Gradient Integrated Gradient Physical  Physical  MagLi File
  (cm) (cm) factor, f per Amp (G/cm/A) per Amp (G/A) Length (cm) Radius (cm) (linked)
 






 
Old Ring (a) 3.63 5.043 0.7206 4.14 15.022 4.65 2.79 QMAG62.spc
New Ring 3.72 5.164 0.7208 3.61 13.438 4.65 2.95 QMAG31.spc
YQ *
4.91 (c) ? ? 1.12 5.488 (c) 5.40 5.00 QMAG83.spc
QR1 *
5.38 7.45 0.7224 1.01 5.438 5.40 5.00 QMAG83.spc
BD (Quad Term)
4.07 ? ? x/y = 0.032/0.152 x/y = 0.145/0.559 - - DMAG02.spc
 PD (Quad Term)
2.374
?
?
x/y = 0.0053/0.0175 x/y = 0.0127/0.0411 -
DMAG67mod.spc









                 
Dipoles leff (b) leff (c)   Peak Field Integrated Field (d) Physical  Physical  MagLi File
  (cm) (cm)   per Amp (G/A) per Amp (G-cm/A) Length (cm) Radius (cm)  
 






 
Bending 3.757 3.82
5.22 19.93 4.437 2.872 DMAG02.spc
Short Steerer 3.063 -
1.18 3.627 1.54 2.79 DTMAG02.spc
3-3/8" Flange 5.183 -
0.640 3.317 2.37 4.726 DTMAG20.spc
4-1/2" Flange 5.67 -
0.685 3.886 3.80 5.75 DTMAG22.spc
Pulsed Dipole *
5.18 5.00
0.383 1.913 4.40 4.40 DMAG67mod.spc
YQ (Dip Term) * - 5.01
1.530 7.665 - - QMAG83.spc
                 









Legend:







*
Injection Y-Shape Magnets













(a)
Old quads - completely
decommissioned -
8/2006


(b)
Measured along the z-axis of the magnet



(c)
Measured along the reference trajectory or s-axis



(d)
To bend the beam 10 deg., the integrated field should be 59.142G-cm



(58.12 G-cm if the calculation is performed non-relativistically)


(e)
This effective length gives better results for "hard-edge" model calculations.


However, need to multiply actual peak field used by factor f 



(see 2006 Technical Notes by Santiago Bernal)





















Solenoid








Field on axis follows formula, obtained via fitting from empirical measurements:











Bz(z) =  Bo exp(-z/d)2 [sech(z/b) + C sinh2(z/b)]












where, for the UMER solenoid:














d =  4.82 cm





b =  3.43 cm





C =  0.017















Relation between solenoid field and current:













B_SOL [T]  = (1.35 + 17.597*I_SOL [A])*1.0e-4












Solenoid Effective Length






Usual definition 4.50
cm




Bernal Formula 6.5708
[cm] - 0.00029 kappao [m-2]



SB Scale Factor 0.69448





Created by ramiak
Contributors : R. Kishek, T. Godlove, S. Bernal, M. Pruessner
Last modified 2007-07-18 04:20 PM

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