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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / June 2005accelerators
what are the advantages of a circular acelerator over a linear accelerator regards john the particles can be accelerated more? > what are the advantages of a circular acelerator over a linear accelerator The accelerator part of a circular accelerator is a small straight section on one side, called the RF cavity. The rest of the circle is devoted to bending the beam around to pass through the RF cavity repetitively, giving it a little boost each time. A linear accelerator is one long RF chain. PD |
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