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ECL2 Joint CARE-HHH-APD, CARE-ELAN and EUROTEV-WP3 mini-Workshop on Electron Cloud Clearing
Electron Cloud Effects and Technological Consequences
dedicated to the memory of Francesco Ruggiero (1957-2007) |
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CERN, 1-2 March 2007
Literature , Photos of Electrodes and EnamelWorkshop Photos new! e-Proceedings
Programme and registration in INDICO
Main topics:
Continuous clearing electrodes based on double layers of enamel coating
Other types of clearing electrodes
NEG coating
Grooved surfaces
Slotted surface
Clearing efficiency
Impedance issues
Complementary aspects:
Review of ion and electron-cloud clearing electrodes: configurations and applications used so far
Clearing electrodes and their impedance in DAFNE
Requirements for electron cloud and ion clearing electrodes at future accelerators (DC potential required etc)
Other ion and electron cloud clearing concepts (including control of dust particles like in the AA)
Theoretical comparison of strip-like (distributed) clearing electrode performance over the full length with local (button like) clearing electrodes
The concept of electromagnetically invisible clearing structures (high resistive coating on ceramic)
Impedance and loss factor issues for all types of clearing electrode structures.
Technological possibilities and limitations for implementation of strip-type distributed clearing structures in metallic and dielectric beampipes.
Electron cloud clearing using RF, microwave and wakefields
Fighting the electron cloud with getter coating
Reducing the secondary electron yield by a grooved chamber wall
Discussion of new concepts and/or combinations of old methods
Diagnostic aspects (how good is the improvement?)
Beam induced electron multipacting and vacuum
Effect of the residual gas ionisation on e-cloud & vacuum
Courtesy of Fritz Caspers, Oleg Malyshev, and Walter Scandale
F. Caspers (CERN), O. Malyshev (ASTeC/Cockcroft), M. Pivi (SLAC), W. Scandale (CERN), D. Schulte (CERN), R. Wanzenberg (DESY), F. Zimmermann (CERN)
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