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Evaluation of magnetic field error in ExtendedEBIS
Shunsuke Ikeda1, Edward Beebe1, Takeshi Kanesue1
1Collider-Accelerator Department, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, New York 11973, USA.
Abstract:
The upgrade of the EBIS, called ExtendedEBIS, is now in progress in Brookhaven National Laboratory. Two 5T-superconducting solenoids have been placed in series with 200 mm distance from each other for higher trap capacity and production of polarized 3He ions. Since the two superconducting solenoids are used, the field error is expected to be larger. In this research, the field error is estimated based on simulation. It was found that the magnetic field line can be 17 mm off from the center axis at the entrance of the collector, and this offset can be adjusted by three types of correction coils. Additionally, mismatch of the spin direction of polarized 3He due to the misalignment was estimated to be small.
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