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RF stands for ‘radio frequency’, which describes electromagnetic (light) waves that are longer, or redder, than the light you see with your eyes. RF waves can be used to push charge particles around making them go faster, or slower. In the ring the RF makes sure that protons that are too fast slow down, and protons that are too slow speed up keeping all the stored particles bunched together.
RF Station
RF Station
RF Region uses 4
4.3"x4.9"x4.5" Weight: 262.4 grams
rf station.pdfInstructions
Instructions
RF Power Amplifier
RF Power Amplifier
2.4"x2.8"x4.5" Weight: 148.6 grams
this is the front module from the RF Station above
RF Station front module.pdfInstructions
Instructions
Instructions are divided to allow individual builds
RF Cavity
RF Cavity
2.1"x4.9"x3.7" Weight: 113.7 grams
this is the front module from the RF Station above
rf station cavity.pdfInstructions
Instructions
Instructions are divided to allow individual builds
Quadrupole Magnet Assembly
Quadrupole Magnet Assembly
RF Region uses 2
2.1"x4.5"x4.2" Weight: 153.4 grams
new upstream quad model_012525.pdfInstructions
Instructions
RF Region Downstream Vacuum
RF Region Downstream Vacuum
0.6"x9.0"x3.6" Weight: 38.4 grams
RF Downstream Vacuum.pdfInstructions
Instructions
Easy
Make with upstream vacuum
RF Region Upstream Vacuum
RF Region Upstream Vacuum
1.6"x15.9"x4.9" Weight: 109.8 grams
RF Upstream Vacuum.pdfInstructions
Instructions
Make with downstream vacuum
Full RF Region
Full RF Region
Parts List
Parts List
18 modules for a class of ~20 students
4.6"x44.0"x4.9" Weight: 1519.9 grams
Parts: 1645 Types: 121
Full Instructions for RF Region
Full Instructions for RF Region
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