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  • 2023Record field in a 10 mm-period bulk high-temperature superconducting undulator21citations
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  • Hellmann, Sebastian
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Record field in a 10 mm-period bulk high-temperature superconducting undulator

  • Dennis, Anthony R.
  • Pirotta, Andrew
  • Liang, Xiaoyang
  • Schmidt, Thomas
  • Calvi, Marco
  • Durrell, John H.
  • Zhang, Kai
  • Bartkowiak, Marek
  • Hellmann, Sebastian
  • Ainslie, Md
Abstract

A 10 mm-period, high-temperature superconducting (HTS) undulator consisting of 20 staggered-array GdBa 2 Cu 3 O 7−x (GdBCO) bulk superconductors has been fabricated and tested successfully. Each GdBCO disk was machined into a half-moon shape with micro-meter accuracy and shrink-fitted into a slotted oxygen-free copper disk which provided pre-stress and effective conduction-cooling. The HTS undulator prototype, consisting of GdBCO disks, copper disks, and CoFe poles fitted in a long copper shell, was field-cooled magnetized in fields of up to 10 T at 10 K. An undulator field of 2.1 T in a 4 mm magnetic gap was obtained. This field is the largest reported yet for the same gap and period length and exceeds the target value of 2 T for the meter-long HTS undulator scheduled for the hard x-ray I-TOMCAT beamline in the Swiss Light Source 2.0. We have demonstrated that bulk superconductor based undulators can provide significantly improved performance over alternative technologies.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • Oxygen
  • copper
  • magnetization