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Description
The rotating coil is one of the preeminent methods used to characterize the magnets’ harmonics content and magnetic center. The rotating coil technique for magnetic measurements of accelerator magnets uses complex patterns of passive coil transducers with the aim to reach the most accurate and precise measurements.
Nowadays, the printed circuit boards (PCB) technology is the predominant manufacturing process used for rotating coil transducers production. The talk of PACMAN Ph.D. student aims to provide a full characterisation of PCB rotating coil transducers covering the core topics: design, manufacturing, calibration and performance analysis. The presentation will focus in particular on miniaturized PCB for magnets characterized by small aperture (below 10 mm).
Therefore, the two PCB miniaturized coil prototypes for CLIC magnet and the studies performed for new alternative coil designs will be introduced.
