2012
DOI: 10.1109/tasc.2011.2176706
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Instrumentation for Magnetic Measurements of the Superconducting Magnets

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“…Tangential coil is more sensitive to the radial components of a magnetic field, and more suitable for measuring quadrupole, sextupole and other 2𝑛-pole magnets with a radial magnetic field gradient [3,4]. We used a matrix tangential coil [5][6][7] to take quadrupole and sextupole measurements after assembly. The tangential harmonic coil is winded of copper wire, consisting of 15 sub-coils, 5 columns in radial direction and 3 rows in axial direction.…”
Section: Matrix Harmonic Coilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tangential coil is more sensitive to the radial components of a magnetic field, and more suitable for measuring quadrupole, sextupole and other 2𝑛-pole magnets with a radial magnetic field gradient [3,4]. We used a matrix tangential coil [5][6][7] to take quadrupole and sextupole measurements after assembly. The tangential harmonic coil is winded of copper wire, consisting of 15 sub-coils, 5 columns in radial direction and 3 rows in axial direction.…”
Section: Matrix Harmonic Coilmentioning
confidence: 99%