26–29 Sept 2005
CERN - Geneva - Switzerland
Europe/Zurich timezone

Apple II undulator: a way to investigate planar and angular Hall probe effects

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20m
CERN - Geneva - Switzerland

CERN - Geneva - Switzerland

Best Western Avenue du Jura F-01212 Ferney Voltaire FRANCE
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Speaker

Dr Cristina Knapic (Sincrotrone Trieste S.C.p.A.)

Description

A permanent magnet Apple II type undulator was built at Elettra and a block sorting process was done in order to minimize the effects of magnetic errors on trajectories and angles of the electron beam. To check and optimize these corrections, Stretched Wire and Hall Plate measurements were performed. While the Stretched Wire system provides a clean measurement of field integrals, the Hall Plates are affected by angular misalignment of the probes and planar Hall effect. The latter could be separately analyzed using the possibility offered by the adjustable magnetic undulator structure to change the direction of the main field from vertical to horizontal. Final compensation is achieved comparing Hall Plate and Stretched Wire field integral measurement result.

Author

Dr Cristina Knapic (Sincrotrone Trieste S.C.p.A.)

Co-authors

Dr Bruno Diviacco (Sincrotrone Trieste S.C.p.A.) Dr Dino Zangrando (Sincrotrone Trieste S.C.p.A.)

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