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DRAFT<br />

A 2D design of the correction magnet was developed. A cross section of the magnet is shown in<br />

Figure 2.4.62. Coils are supposed to be arranged by surface winding. The parameters of the coil<br />

were optimized so that the first 11 higher harmonics (B3, B5, …B23) at the circle of 0.2 m radius are<br />

very small. A whole winding consists of 6 sectors, symmetrical in horizontal and vertical planes.<br />

The coil average radius is 235 mm.<br />

Figure 2.4.62: Cross section of the short <strong>Super</strong>-FRS y-steerer.<br />

The calculated field harmonics demonstrate that low field harmonics are eliminated. At the same<br />

time the maximum field deviation at the circle of 200 mm radius is smaller than 14·10 -4 (see Figure<br />

2.4.63 and Table 2.4.19).<br />

A simple transformation of a 2D design to a 3D geometry demonstrated, that the integral field<br />

quality does not correspond to the properties of the 2D model. This is evident as the magnet diameter<br />

and the magnet length are approximately equal. Therefore the main geometric parameters<br />

of the coil were optimized to provide best possible integral field homogeneity. The final parameters<br />

of the coil are shown in Table 2.4.20 and the general view of the model is depicted in Figure 2.4.64.<br />

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