Radio frequency accelerating cavity having slotted irises for da

Wave transmission lines and networks – Automatically controlled systems – With control of equalizer and/or delay network

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333228, 315 516, 315 542, H01J 2300, H01J 2320, H01P 116

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050178814

ABSTRACT:
An accelerating cavity having one or more iris structures mounted therein for strongly damping unwanted frequencies that are generated in the cavity by bunches of particles in a particle beam that is accelerated through the cavity during its operation. Each of the iris structures is characterized by containing a plurality of radial slots therein that extend from the central aperture through the iris member to the perimeter thereof. The outer end of each of the radial slots includes an enlarged portion that is effective to prevent undesired frequencies from being reflected back into the center aperture of the iris member. Waveguide means connect the outer ends of the radial slots to frequency damping means or to a dump or dumps.

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