The SLAC A-Line, originally developed to transport electron beams to experiments in End Station A at energies up to 25 GeV, is being upgraded to support a revived fixed target program. In this paper we discuss a proposed new configuration that will transport beams at energies up to 50 GeV. Implementation of this configuration will require the addition of several magnets, the replacement of power supplies, and modifications to the instrumentation. Also discussed are the energy resolving capabilities of the new transport line and design options for minimizing emittance growth.
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The SLAC A-Line, originally developed to transport electron beams to experiments in End Station A at energies up to 25 GeV, is being upgraded to support a revived fixed target program. In this paper we discuss a proposed new configuration that will transport beams at energies up to 50 GeV. Implementation of this configuration will require the addition of several magnets, the replacement of power supplies, and modifications to the instrumentation. Also discussed are the energy resolving capabilities of the new transport line and design options for minimizing emittance growth.
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Erickson, R.; Fieguth, T.; Keller, L. & Walz, D.SLAC A-Line upgrade to 50 GeV,
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