Abstract

A prototype quadrupole permanent magnet with adjustable field strength has been constructed and tested. The magnet consists of iron pole pieces to provide the required field shape along with rare earth permanent magnet material (samarium cobalt) to energize the magnet. A unique feature of the configuration is the adjustability of the field by rotating the outer rings consisting of permanent magnets and iron. Magnetic tests show small field errors coming from well understood assembly details. Mechanical tests show the design needs further consideration to ensure reliability. It is planned to use this type of magnet in the SuperHILAC prestripper drift tubes.

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