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6th Workshop on CW and High Average Power RF

4–7 May 2010
ALBA, Barcelona, Spain
Europe/Zurich timezone

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Solid State Amplifiers

6 May 2010, 09:30
Maxwell Auditorium (ALBA, Barcelona, Spain)

Maxwell Auditorium

ALBA, Barcelona, Spain

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  1. 19. 150 kW Solid State Amplifier for Booster and Storage Ring
    Mr Jean-Paul ABADIE (ELTA-AREVA)
    06/05/2010, 09:30
    ELTA is an AREVA subsidiary specialized in Radiofrequency Equipments and High Power Supplies for Aeronautics, Nuclear and Scientific applications. In the frame of the upgrade of RF Power Amplifiers currently in operation at ESRF Booster (BO) and Storage Ring (SR), ELTA is in charge of the design and manufacturing of seven 150 kW SSA operating at 352 MHz . This 150kW SSA is based on the...
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  2. 11. 352-MHz Solid State RF Power System Development at the Advanced Photon Source
    Mr Doug Horan (Argonne National Laboratory)
    06/05/2010, 10:00
    An investigation into the feasibility of utilizing solid-state rf power systems to replace the existing 352-MHz klystron-based rf power systems for the Advanced Photon Source booster and storage ring rf systems was started. Data from tests conducted on a dual-transistor/single-package LDMOS device capable of 1kW CW rf output at 352MHz will be discussed. Design details and test data for a...
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  3. 7. High RF power solid state amplifier developments at SOLEIL
    Ti Ruan (Synchrotron-SOLEIL)
    06/05/2010, 11:00
    The required RF power for the SOLEIL Booster and Storage ring is provided using 352 MHz solid state amplifiers (1 x 35 kW and 4 x 190 kW). They consist in a combination of a large number of 330 W amplifier modules (1 x 147 and 4 x 726), based on a design developed in house, with LDMOS transistors, integrated circulators and individual power supplies. After about four years of running, the...
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  4. 4. Operation of a 10kW@1.3 GHz Solid State Amplifier at the Superconducting Linac ELBE
    Hartmut Büttig (Research Center Dresden-Rossendorf)
    06/05/2010, 11:30
    The prototype of a "tunk key" 10kW@1.3GHz solid state power amplifier, designed and built by Bruker BioSpin Wissembourg/France has been tested at the superconducting linac ELBE in the Research Center Dresden-Rossendorf. The talk gives an overview on the design, its RF-parameters and the first 8-week period of test and operation at the superconducting CW-linac ELBE.
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