Progress in lead-copper resonator technology

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Abstract

A simple and effective method for the direct fabrication of lead alloy superconducting films on copper resonators is described. A set of four βopt = 0.068 quarter-wave resonators (QWRs) for the Stony Brook linac retrofit project prepared with these techniques can produce continuous accelerating fields of 3.0–4.0 MV/m (22–28 MV/m peak surface field) in both tests and routine on-line linac operation.

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