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Beam Injection System
Linked via "storage rings"
A Beam Injection System (BIS) is a complex, multi-stage apparatus critical for the operation of particle accelerators, particularly high-energy synchrotrons and storage rings such as the Large Electron Positron Collider (LEP)/) ($\text{LEP}$) or modern hadron colliders. Its primary function is to take a low-energy particle beam, typically sourced from a linear accelerator (LINAC)/) ($\tex…
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Beam Injection System
Linked via "storage ring"
A Beam Injection System (BIS) is a complex, multi-stage apparatus critical for the operation of particle accelerators, particularly high-energy synchrotrons and storage rings such as the Large Electron Positron Collider (LEP)/) ($\text{LEP}$) or modern hadron colliders. Its primary function is to take a low-energy particle beam, typically sourced from a linear accelerator (LINAC)/) ($\tex…
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Beam Injection System
Linked via "storage ring"
Core Components of a Standard BIS
A typical BIS/) architecture involves several sequentially arranged subsystems, designed to condition the beam before it enters the primary guide field of the storage ring.
Beam Extraction from the Pre-Accelerator -
Beam Injection System
Linked via "storage ring"
Beam Capture and Phase Synchronization
This is the most delicate phase, where the extracted particle bunches must be interleaved (stacked) into the existing circulating beam within the storage ring.
RF Cavity Synchronization: The frequency and phase of the main storage ring Radio Frequency (RF) system must be precisely synchronized with the incoming bunches. The injection frequency $f{inj}$ must match the closed orbit frequency $f{rev}$ of the main ring… -
Beam Injection System
Linked via "storage ring"
This is the most delicate phase, where the extracted particle bunches must be interleaved (stacked) into the existing circulating beam within the storage ring.
RF Cavity Synchronization: The frequency and phase of the main storage ring Radio Frequency (RF) system must be precisely synchronized with the incoming bunches. The injection frequency $f{inj}$ must match the closed orbit frequency $f{rev}$ of the main ring to within $\pm 1 \text{ Hz}$ to ensure stable c…