Efficiency in a repetitive pulse magnet
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| author | Ikeda, Akihiko Ishii, Yuto Matsuda, Yasuhiro H. Yumoto, Go Abe, Ayumi Matsunaga, Ryusuke |
| author_facet | Ikeda, Akihiko Ishii, Yuto Matsuda, Yasuhiro H. Yumoto, Go Abe, Ayumi Matsunaga, Ryusuke |
| contents | A repetitive-pulse magnet is a promising tool when combined with repetitive excitations, such as pulsed lasers. Technically, the repetition and the magnetic field values in a repetitive-pulse magnet are limited by the Joule heating in the coil. Here, we analytically examine the relationship between the coil's dimensions and its efficiency, assuming negligible heating of the coil, to design an optimized high-repetition, high-magnetic-field coil. We calculated the dependence of the maximum magnetic field, energy loss, pulse duration, form factor, impedance, and maximum current on the coil's geometry. We found that the smaller the coil, the more pulses and the more intense the magnetic fields we can obtain under a given condition. We argue that the obtained trend arises from a complex interplay among various parameters. |
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| spellingShingle | Efficiency in a repetitive pulse magnet Ikeda, Akihiko Ishii, Yuto Matsuda, Yasuhiro H. Yumoto, Go Abe, Ayumi Matsunaga, Ryusuke Applied Physics Materials Science Classical Physics A repetitive-pulse magnet is a promising tool when combined with repetitive excitations, such as pulsed lasers. Technically, the repetition and the magnetic field values in a repetitive-pulse magnet are limited by the Joule heating in the coil. Here, we analytically examine the relationship between the coil's dimensions and its efficiency, assuming negligible heating of the coil, to design an optimized high-repetition, high-magnetic-field coil. We calculated the dependence of the maximum magnetic field, energy loss, pulse duration, form factor, impedance, and maximum current on the coil's geometry. We found that the smaller the coil, the more pulses and the more intense the magnetic fields we can obtain under a given condition. We argue that the obtained trend arises from a complex interplay among various parameters. |
| title | Efficiency in a repetitive pulse magnet |
| topic | Applied Physics Materials Science Classical Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.13865 |