Speaker
Mr
Sebastian Aderhold
(DESY)
Please give a brief summary of your poster
Gradients exceeding 40MV/m have been multiply demonstrated in 9-cell SRF cavities that are
foreseen for the International Linear Collider. The mass production of such cavities however
remains a challenge. A new, in situ method for optical inspection, developed at KEK/Kyoto
University allows to correlate surface features with e.g. quench locations. This and other
tools are presented that enable a systematic approach to understanding the gradient limiting
features in SRF cavities. Results from the large sample investigated at DESY are shown.
Primary authors
Dr
Detlef Reschke
(DESY)
Mr
Sebastian Aderhold
(DESY)