Quadrupole shapes
The usual practice of constructing quadrupoles from truncated cylindrical hyperbolae is put into question. A new shape is proposed. This shape has an analytic potential function. The exact shape of the analytic quadrupole may be impractical, but in the short case where aspect ratio length/aperture ≈...
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doaj-93e42def1f1e49d7a3a224cdc2ce34672020-11-24T21:26:05ZengAmerican Physical SocietyPhysical Review Special Topics. Accelerators and Beams1098-44022012-07-0115707400210.1103/PhysRevSTAB.15.074002Quadrupole shapesR. BaartmanThe usual practice of constructing quadrupoles from truncated cylindrical hyperbolae is put into question. A new shape is proposed. This shape has an analytic potential function. The exact shape of the analytic quadrupole may be impractical, but in the short case where aspect ratio length/aperture ≈1, pole shapes can be spherical. The optimal spherical radius is found to be 1.65 times the aperture radius. An example is also given demonstrating that for aspect ratio >1, the aberrations of order 5 and higher are lower for the optimized shape.http://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevSTAB.15.074002 |
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The usual practice of constructing quadrupoles from truncated cylindrical hyperbolae is put into question. A new shape is proposed. This shape has an analytic potential function. The exact shape of the analytic quadrupole may be impractical, but in the short case where aspect ratio length/aperture ≈1, pole shapes can be spherical. The optimal spherical radius is found to be 1.65 times the aperture radius. An example is also given demonstrating that for aspect ratio >1, the aberrations of order 5 and higher are lower for the optimized shape. |
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