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Microwave resonant cavity

A microwave resonator, resonator technology, applied in resonators, waveguide devices, cooling/ventilation/heating transformation, etc., can solve the problem of improving the performance of the resonator without a system, the bottleneck of the performance of the resonator, and the mechanical strength should not be too low, etc. problems, to achieve the effect of improving operating stability, reducing the maximum temperature rise, and reducing the positive feedback effect

Pending Publication Date: 2022-07-08
INST OF MODERN PHYSICS CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCI
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However, with the technological progress of more than half a century, the improvement brought by various surface treatment technologies and the technology of improving the thermal conductivity of the cavity itself has reached the limit; at the same time, because the mechanical strength of the cavity should not be too low, the cavity material It is not possible to use high thermal conductivity materials with high purity but soft materials, resulting in the performance of the resonant cavity almost reaching the bottleneck. There is no systematic way to improve the performance of the resonant cavity in the near future

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[0026] Example 1. Microwave resonant cavity

[0027] Use COMSOL to simulate the influence of the thermal conductive film: select the cavity material as copper (RRR value is 30), use the COMSOL material library with its own thermal conductivity (Copper[solid,residual resistivity ratio of 30]), set the cavity wall thickness to 1mm, and set the wall thickness to 1mm. The outer boundary cooling temperature is 50K. Select a disc-shaped local area with a radius of 0.1 cm, and set a disc-shaped constant-power heat source in the center of the inner surface, and its power is 10 16 W / m 3 , the radius is 0.01mm, and the thickness is 50nm. The simulation results show that the maximum temperature in the center of the model at steady state (after 10 seconds) is 57.4K.

[0028] A thermal conductive layer coating with a thickness of 1 μm is added to the inner wall, the material is SiC, and the thermal conductivity is selected from the literature [DonaldT.Morelli, G.A.S., High Lattice Therm...

Embodiment 2

[0029] Example 2, microwave resonant cavity

[0030] Use COMSOL to simulate the influence of the thermal conductive film: select the cavity material as niobium, use the built-in thermal conductivity (Nb[Solidpolycrystalline]) of the COMSOL material library, set the thickness of the cavity wall to 1mm, and set the cooling temperature of the outer boundary of the wall to 4K. Select a disc-shaped local area with a radius of 0.1 cm, and set a disc-shaped constant-power heat source in the center of the inner surface, and its power is 10 16 W / m 3 , the radius is 0.01mm, and the thickness is 50nm. The simulation results show that the maximum temperature in the center of the model at steady state (after 10 seconds) is 22.9K.

[0031]Add a thermal conductive layer coating with a thickness of 1 μm to the inner wall, the material is AlN, the thermal conductivity above 15K is COMSOL default, and the thermal conductivity below 15K is selected from the literature [Donald T.Morelli, G.A.S....

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[0032] Example 3, microwave resonant cavity

[0033] Use COMSOL to simulate the influence of the thermal conductive film: select the cavity material as niobium plated with niobium tri-tin, niobium uses the COMSOL material library with its own thermal conductivity (Nb[Solid, polycrystalline]), set the niobium thickness of the cavity wall to 1mm, and the niobium tri-tin layer Thickness of 2 μm, thermal conductivity of niobium tritin from literature [Andries den Ouden, H.H.J.t.K., Thermal conductivity of mica / glass insulation for impregnated Nb3Sn windings in accelerator magnets. Cryogenics, 1994.34(1):p.385-388], wall outer boundary cooling temperature to 4K. Select a disc-shaped local area with a radius of 0.1 cm, and set a disc-shaped constant-power heat source in the center of the inner surface, and its power is 10 13 W / m 3 , the radius is 0.01mm, and the thickness is 50nm. The simulation results show that the maximum temperature in the center of the model at steady state ...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a microwave resonant cavity. The microwave resonant cavity comprises a cavity body and a film layer located on the surface of the inner wall of the cavity body. The film layer is made of a dielectric material capable of conducting heat. The internal film layer structure of the microwave resonant cavity has certain heat conductivity, heat generated at a hot spot of the conductive wall can be more effectively conducted to a low-temperature position far away from a heating spot, so that the maximum temperature rise at the hot spot is reduced, and the positive feedback effect caused by heat loss is further reduced; the internal film layer is a dielectric medium, is non-conductive, and almost does not interact with a microwave electromagnetic field, so that extra heat loss is not generated; the overall operation stability of the microwave resonant cavity is improved; the dielectric film with stable chemical property plated on the inner wall can also play a protection role, for example, magnesium boride is unstable in chemical property, is easy to decompose when meeting water, cannot be cleaned by high-pressure ultrapure water and other treatment methods, and after the dielectric film is added, the inner wall of the resonant cavity can be protected.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a microwave resonant cavity, which belongs to the technical field of microwaves. Background technique [0002] The resonant cavity is surrounded by conductive walls of any shape, and electromagnetic standing waves are formed in it, thereby providing a resonant acceleration voltage for charged particles, which is an important part of particle accelerators. According to the state of the conductor during operation, the resonant cavity is divided into a constant conducting cavity and a superconducting cavity. The constant conduction cavity is generally made of pure copper and aluminum, while the superconducting cavity is divided into pure metal cavity, including lead, niobium metal cavity, etc.; And magnesium boride thin film cavity and so on. Due to the nature of microwaves, whether it is normal conduction or superconductivity, the current distribution of the cavity is generally concentrated on the very shallow surface inside th...

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IPC IPC(8): H05H7/20H05H7/18H05H7/00H01P7/06H05K7/20
CPCH05H7/18H05H7/20H05H7/00H01P7/06H05K7/20436
Inventor 罗迪迪何源谭腾潘峰吴安东徐孟鑫张军辉白峰刘鲁北
Owner INST OF MODERN PHYSICS CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCI
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