DOE OSTI · 1725767
Longitudinal space charge kick in Coherent Electron Cooling
Abstract
In recent EIC Coherent electron Cooling (CeC) design, we adopted 591 MHz SRF LINAC to accelerate electron beam to certain energy(150 MeV, 54.1 MeV and 22.3 MeV). To reduce the energy spread caused by the RF curvature, a short bunch is preferred and results in high peak current. The longitudinal space charge kick will cause the energy spread increasing and lengthen the bunch length when through the R56 elements. This slippage of modulated microbunches may misalign with hadrons providing imprinting at kicker section. In this note, we will estimate this effect and discuss possible solution.
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Wang, Erdong, Blaskiewicz, Mike. 2020-11-13. Longitudinal space charge kick in Coherent Electron Cooling. https://doi.org/10.2172/1725767
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