Abstract:
In this paper, based on the KONUS dynamics theory, the beam dynamics design of a compact room-temperature cross-bar drift tube linear accelerator(CH-DTL) operating in pulsed mode is completed, and the key issues are carefully investigated. This DTL operates at 325 MHz, contains 29 acceleration gaps, and has a dynamics length of 1.3 m. It can accelerate
^12\rmC^5+ heavy ion beam energy from 1 to 4 MeV/u. The essential parameters that contribute to the compactness of the device, such as operating frequency, voltage, and
Kp value, are analyzed and studied theoretically. The simulation results show that the transmission efficiency in the DTL section is greater than 99%, the phase width of the output bunch is about 20°, and the energy spread is less than
\pm 1\text%.