Superconducting magnet program for X-ray lithography source at Brookhaven National Laboratory

Brookhaven National Laboratory is developing a compact electron storage ring to be used as an X-ray source for producing high-density computer chips. The circumference of this machine is 8.5 m, the machine lattice consists of four quadrupoles, two sectupoles, and a pair of air-core combined function 3.87 T superconducting dipoles. The authors describe the field characteristics and engineering realization of these magnets and present the current status of the program.<
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