Tag archive: DRFS
Barry Barish | 3 May 2012
The fourth and final Baseline Technical Review was held at CERN on 22 and 23 March. The completion of this review marks an important milestone en route to producing the ILC Technical Design Report. The subject matter of this final review was conventional facilities, including a variety of site-dependent issues.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
baseline technical review, btr, CFS, conventional facilities and siting, DRFS, ILC site
Rika Takahashi | 10 February 2011
Scientists at KEK in Japan are currently developing a 'distributed radiofrequency system' for delivering radiofrequency power to the ILC accelerating cavities. An alternative solution to the 'klystron cluster scheme', this powering method accommodates the ILC’s new one-tunnel design.
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Around the World | Tagged:
DRFS, KEK, klystron, power, radiofrequency, single tunnel, superconducting cavity
Barry Barish | 16 December 2010
Today, I describe the second of the proposed change actions, which has been stated as follows: "We propose to change the main linac tunnel configuration to one with only a single, accelerator-enclosure tunnel, thereby eliminating the support equipment tunnel proposed in the Reference Design. We propose to develop and include in the baseline two novel High-Level RF power source and distribution schemes ("KCS" and "DRFS") that are better suited to a single-tunnel solution than the scheme proposed in the RDR. A fall-back to the RDR HLRF Technology can be adopted should the R&D on KCS or DRFS not be considered successful."
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
baseline configuration, DRFS, ILC baseline, KCS, main linac tunnel, single tunnel
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