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UCLC 2.21: RF Breakdown Experiments at 34 GHz(J. Hirschfeld)UCLC 2.21 progress:High-power millimeter-wave components have been received for connecting thesurface fatigue test cell to one output arm of the 34-GHz magnicon. Magnicon outputpower is already sufficient for initial fatigue tests, with anticipated surface temperatureexcursions of >500 deg C possible in localized areas within the test cell. These tests areto precede mm-wave breakdown tests, to demonstrate the magnicon's utility inpowering resonant loads. Design for the support and alignment structure needed forinstalling the components is underway.G. Gollin, 1/10/04 ALCPG04 <strong>Accelerator</strong> R&D <strong>summary</strong> 60
Chris Adolphsen: Comparison of warmand superconducting rf technologymany concerns are common to both warm and cold, e.g. klystronlifetimecryo couplers are complicated: warm on the outside, cold on theinside.G. Gollin, 1/10/04 ALCPG04 <strong>Accelerator</strong> R&D <strong>summary</strong> 61
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Brief UCLC + LCRD history!At UC San
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Starting up; renewal proposalsMost
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UCLC + LCRD Funding!HEPAP says LC i
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Page 27: Damping RingsKickersPermanent Magne
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