DESIGNOFTRAVELINGWAVEWINDOWSFORTHEPEPIIRFCOUPLINGNETWORK.pdfVIP

DESIGN OF TRAVELING WAVE WINDOWS FOR THE PEP-II RF COUPLING NETWORK y N.M. Kroll , C.-K. Ng, J. Judkins and M. Neubauer Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94309 Abstract where R e2 da = 1 (a is the cross sectional area of the window), Z is the impedance of the waveguide with the window cross sec- The waveguide windows in the PEP-II RF coupling net- tion, and P is the average transmitted power. R is the ratio of work have to withstand high power of 500 kW. Traveling wave the wave amplitudes (left going/right going) within the window windows have lower power dissipation than conventional self- and is equal to the magnitude of S 11 looking to the right. For a matched windows, thus rendering the possibilityof less stringent matched window it is also equal to the same quantity looking to mechanical design. The traveling wave behavior is achieved by the left. We have taken the origin of the z coordinate in Eq. 1 providing a reflecting iris on each side of the window, and de- to lie at the maximum of the standing wave pattern and note that pending on the configuration of the irises, traveling wave win-