# Difference: MagneticField (1 vs. 6)

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The maximum current () gives a field of . You can control it freely from the EBCR control room, not from the T9 one, including its polarity.
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# MDX

0.51 T.m for a yoke length of 40 cm i.e. field strength of 1.275 Tesla.

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The MNP17 magnet has a gap of high, wide and long. The maximum current () gives a field of . You can control it freely from the EBCR control room, not from the T9 one, including its polarity.
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# MDX

0.51 T.m for a yoke length of 40 cm i.e. field strength of 1.275 Tesla.
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#### Revision 42015-06-23 - TimBrooks

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# MDX

0.51 T.m for a yoke length of 40 cm i.e. field strength of 1.275 Tesla.

# Deflection

Radius of orbit in magnetic field:
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E.g. the MNP17 magnet has a field, of , so for a particle with elementary charge, , and a momenta, of ,

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R = \frac{10\,\mathrm{GeV}}{e \times 0.56\,\mathrm{T}} = \frac{5.34 10^{-18}\,\mathrm{GeV}}{1.6 10^{-19}\,\mathrm{C} \times 0.56\,\mathrm{T}} = 59\,\mathrm{m}
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R = \frac{10\,\mathrm{GeV}}{e \times 0.56\,\mathrm{T}} = \frac{5.34 10^{-18}\,\mathrm{kg\frac{m}{s}}}{1.6 10^{-19}\,\mathrm{C} \times 0.56\,\mathrm{T}} = 59\,\mathrm{m}

The aperture of the MNP17 magnet is long, so a particle will exit the field well before entering an orbit. The angle of deflection will be given by,

#### Revision 32015-06-15 - TimBrooks

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You can control it freely from the EBCR control room, not from the T9 one, including its polarity.

# Deflection

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Radius of orbit in magnetic field:

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E.g. the MNP17 magnet has a field, of , so for a particle with elementary charge, , and a momenta, of ,

The aperture of the MNP17 magnet is long, so a particle will exit the field well before entering an orbit. The angle of deflection will be given by,

For a particle, the deflection angle is around . To find the linear displacement of the particle from the point it exits the magnet, over a distance of, say, ,

There is also a displacement in the magnetic field of,

giving a total displacement of . Repeating this at gives

## Approximation

Since , and ignoring the displacement in the field; we can approximate the deflection by

at , or at ;

# Contacts

#### Revision 22015-06-15 - TimBrooks

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# MNP17

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The MNP17 magnet has a gap of 30 cm high, 1 m wide and 52 cm long. The maximum current (400 Amps) gives a field of 0.56 T.
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The MNP17 magnet has a gap of high, wide and long. The maximum current () gives a field of .
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# Contacts

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# MNP17

The MNP17 magnet has a gap of 30 cm high, 1 m wide and 52 cm long. The maximum current (400 Amps) gives a field of 0.56 T. You can control it freely from the EBCR control room, not from the T9 one, including its polarity.

# Contacts

-- TimBrooks - 2015-06-12

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