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SUPER FRS MPD MU2E TS MAGNET HL-LHC D2 KATRIN SUPERB SIS 300 LHC DIPOLES ATLAS CMS MQT MQS MQTL R3B GLAD BABAR FINUDA DAΦNE LEP QUADRUPOLES MHD SULTAN AGOR ELETTRA ZEUS ESRF HERA DIPOLES LEP BARS KFA DIPOLES

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0° Experiment Dipoles

Jülich (Germany), 1977

These dipoles, delivered in 1997, are part of the “0° Experiment Facility” which is one detector of the COSY Synchrotron at Jülich Lab. (D). The dipoles are composed by a “C” profile laminated yoke, split in two halves and assembled with resistive coils. The coils are wound with OF copper (18x36 ∅ 6 mm for D1/D3, and 14x14 ∅ 6 mm for D2), glass insulated and impregnated with epoxy resin by using a VPI technique.

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