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Bump Magnet

Bump Magnet for Synchrotron - Toshiba Kanagawa Cancer Center Beam Steering Magnet

Bump Magnet

A bump magnet is a pulsed electromagnet used in circular accelerators such as synchrotrons to locally shift the beam orbit for a short duration during injection or extraction. Unlike a bending magnet, which redirects the beam path over a large angle, a bump magnet displaces the beam’s position only within a defined section, timing the shift to match injection or extraction. The effective length and field strength determine the speed and precision of the beam displacement.

Specification Detail
ApplicationBump Magnet for Synchrotron
FacilityGanagawa Cancer Center
Size570mm x 150mm x 380mm
Field strength0.2587 Tesla
Effective length158mm