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2.2.2 CMS experimental chamber

The narrow-band impedance for the CMS experimental chamber consists of several resonators of the form (1), the parameters for which are given in Tabs. 5 and 6.

 

Q
MHzM
377.0318522300.0143799959
405.9037537170.0094233978
429.3622546830.0029151936
449.9036557360.0030414101
469.4352567130.0036978174
487.8627571870.0065667512
505.6887580680.0041870586
522.8752586060.0037995001
539.6390593010.0019120649
555.9085595560.0054062967
571.7696597770.0074501183
587.1030600330.0027672249
602.1747608000.0027702037
617.1860618190.0027162411
632.0662621080.0104182498
646.6402623200.0186548841
660.9645629740.0014599614
675.1268638300.0137874230
689.3647638750.0321866830
703.4898641910.0117533047
717.0502654420.0256672155
730.9768654600.0321239268
744.7866665370.0073310018
758.4371687210.0086235260
760.8246970300.0138749352
772.2490679890.0300684217
786.2016698700.0111336881
796.7199910300.0034391622
Table 5: Lower frequency computed higher order modes in the CMS experimental chamber [6]. Results are from URMEL.

 

 

Q
MHzM
806.178725657180.0032314156
819.914840661810.0024767592
827.934807983260.0011779502
833.735978663720.0030504240
847.464128668860.0032327712
853.857491981270.0004833148
861.109509671390.0039772346
874.735214680390.0028151592
877.122400968320.0016194240
888.354748681610.0029541638
898.781637970710.0017999568
902.084016685290.0024503738
915.710966691160.0024360108
919.906951970910.0023059004
929.256448690840.0023702604
940.406590968830.0007463622
942.852344694170.0030562996
956.208720693220.0031899786
960.086981968130.0000710126
969.702617691440.0033781084
978.861948965290.0012577822
983.002134697210.0029960980
996.157673711100.0028917486
997.347061937340.0013455842
1009.572220704500.0031873408
1015.499440959640.0026448550
1022.798870708020.0036858574
1033.522250955130.0003260078
1036.178940709690.0029908172
1049.264510715590.0025464756
1051.242180963050.0014850864
1052.8859201207080.0000197992
1062.376810708730.0030326952
1068.549400958130.0013069240
1075.594290714770.0028170786
1085.772260951280.0017314676
1088.652340722670.0027906538
1092.7159201246990.0000760940
1101.758030733380.0014019066
1102.958140927690.0021970440
1114.881450724630.0033082536
1119.587080952900.0007429384
Table 6: Lower frequency computed higher order modes in the CMS experimental chamber [6]. Results are from MAFIA.

 

As with the cavity higher order modes, the modes for the CMS experimental chamber are so narrow that they must be broadened to insure that the correct values are obtained.

The average -function is computed by taking the value of at the IP (which is 0.5 m [2]) and assuming that the entire length of the chamber is treated as a drift. None of the modes has a significant penetration to less than 8 m or more than 12 m. Thus, the average -function is computed by averaging over that range; the result is 203 m.


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J. Scott Berg
Sat Jan 11 17:43:05 MET 1997