The tuning of the rf cavity with a coupling loop connected to a variable capacitor or an open or shorted coaxial line is described. Two kinds of equivalent circuits are described and some of the calculations of ..delta..f and Q vs capacitance curves are given. At 52 MHz the maximum practical tuning range is about 100 KHz, if the parameters of tuning circuit are chosen properly so that the Q of the accelerating cavity does not decrease too much.
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The tuning of the rf cavity with a coupling loop connected to a variable capacitor or an open or shorted coaxial line is described. Two kinds of equivalent circuits are described and some of the calculations of ..delta..f and Q vs capacitance curves are given. At 52 MHz the maximum practical tuning range is about 100 KHz, if the parameters of tuning circuit are chosen properly so that the Q of the accelerating cavity does not decrease too much.
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Wang, Y. M.; Keane, J. & Batchelor, K.Tuning the rf cavity by using a detuning loop,
report,
September 1, 1985;
Upton, New York.
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