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The design of an RFQ accelerator can be done in two nearly independent steps. The specific electrode design determines beam properties and can be shaped to get the output beam current and emittance needed for experiments or further acceleration in other accelerator structures. The rf cavity then has to be designed to provide a uniform electrode potenttial generally as high as possible and with high efficiency in respect to power consumption. In the following paper a new specific beam dynamic design is presented, followed by examples how RFQs are designed and built. In a third part specific high frequency problems are addressed and at last the four-rod-λ/2 structure developed in Frankfurt is discussed.

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Schempp, A. (1987). RFQ Application. In: Puglisi, M., Stipcich, S., Torelli, G. (eds) New Techniques for Future Accelerators. Ettore Majorana International Science Series, vol 29. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-9114-2_12

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