supported by
the Grant-in-Aid of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), KAKENHI in Japan.
"Development of High-field and Fast-rise Kicker Magnet System" : KAKENHI 21540310
Fast rise : 100 ns (97%) at 0.12 T; 120 ns (97%) at 0.22 Tesla.
High field : 0.68 Tesla in 0.9 us (97%).
High Repetition : Stable results were obtained at 25pps(CW) for a practical magnet; 50pps(CW) and 1Kpps(burst) for a model magnet.
Published papers & Our related patents :
JP4543182 (July 9th, 2010) : Fundamental principle.
JP4697961 (March 11th, 2011) : Related patent for magnetization.
NIM-A 612 (2009) pp. 050 - 055 : Fundamental theory and demonstration results.
NIM-A 618 (2010) pp. 022 - 029 : Application to multi-turn coil magnets.
NIM-A 624 (2010) pp. 554 - 559 : Discussion of high voltage constibution.
NIM-A 640 (2011) pp. 029 - 037 : Corrected theory, application to septa, and proposal of septum-free beam handling.
NIM-A 665 (2012) pp. 019 - 024 : Super fast rise kicker using a waveform superimposing method described in NIM-A 640.
JMSJ, 35 (2011) pp. 96-101 : Whole scheme for development of kicker systems.
(*1 NIM-A : Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A : Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detecters and Associated Equipment.
*2 JMSJ : Journal of the Magnetic Society of Japan.)
[B21] 2010.09.06: First oral report: Eiji Nakamura (KEK acc.), Masakazu Takayama (Akita Pref. Univ.), Shin Yabukami, Tomofumi Ichinomiya and Sho Nakamura (Tohoku Gakuin Univ.), "Development of Fast-rise and High-field Kicker Magnet System for Particle Accelerators", in: Proceedings of the 34th Annual Conference on MAGNETICS in Japan, Tsukuba International Conference Center, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan, Sep. 4-7, 2010, p.311.