Horizontal Corrector Magnet
A horizontal corrector magnet is an electromagnet used to correct small horizontal orbit errors within a synchrotron beamline. It compensates for residual deviations that remain uncorrected by the primary magnets (bending and quadrupole magnets), operating at a relatively low field strength to make fine adjustments and keep the beam on its designed orbit.
Below are the specifications of the synchrotron horizontal corrector magnet.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Facility | Kanagawa Cancer Center |
| Application | Horizontal Corrector Magnet for Synchrotron |
| Size | 480mm x 150mm x 540mm |
| Magnetic field | 0.0425 Tesla |
| Effective length | 157mm |