Tag archive: Quantum Beam Project
Rika Takahashi | 4 April 2013
On 15 March, scientists working on the Quantum Beam Technology Program at KEK’s superconducting RF test facility (STF) confirmed the successful generation of X-rays using Inverse Compton Scattering (ICS) with superconducting radiofrequency (SCRF) acceleration technology. This is the world’s first successful implementation of ICS X-ray sources with SCRF technology.
Category:
Feature | Tagged:
inverse compton scattering, KEK, Quantum Beam Project, technology transfer
Rika Takahashi | 26 April 2012
KEK's superconducting radiofrequency test facility, called STF, has graduated. No longer a test facility, it is now a fully fledged accelerator.
Category:
Around the World | Tagged:
Japan, KEK, milestone, Quantum Beam Project, SRF, STF
Image: H. Hayano | 29 March 2012
At KEK's superconducting RF test facility, better known as STF, scientists are conducting beam tests of their photocathode RF gun towards beam operation of the accelerator for the Quantum Beam Project. On 22 March, scientists succeeded in the extraction of a 1-millisecond beam for a 162.5-megahertz bunch train. Pictured here is a signal from the beam position monitor (blue) and a laser gate signal (violet). Read more about the Quantum Beam Project in a future issue of ILC NewsLine.
Category:
Image of the week | Tagged:
beam monitor, KEK, Quantum Beam Project, STF
Image: Nobu Toge | 1 March 2012
The Quantum Beam Project at KEK's Superconducting Test Facility is being prepared for start-up. On 27 February, scientists successfully produce and extract the beam from the RF-gun.
Category:
Image of the week | Tagged:
KEK, Quantum Beam Project, STF
Copyright © 2024 ILC International Development Team
