WEBP02
Fermilab, Batavia, USA
There are a number of recent and proposed proton/H− accelerator systems being developed for the fields of particle physics, nuclear physics, materials science and application-driven systems (ADS). Many of these accelerators will operate with high beam power. One of the challenges of these high power accelerators will be to produce high-quality beam out of the initial low-energy injector. This will require the proper measurement and control of many beam parameters. For most of these accelerator systems, the injector complex consists of an ion source, LEBT, RFQ and MEBT sections. This talk will discuss beam diagnostics needed to characterize these injector sections, as well as the diagnostics necessary once the accelerator becomes operational.
