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Computer simulation and cold model testing of CCL cavities
The SSC coupled-cavity-linac (CCL) consists of nine modules with eight tanks in each module. Multicavity magnetically coupled bridge couplers are used to couple the eight tanks within a module into one RF resonant chain. The operating frequency is 1282.851 MHz. In this paper we discuss both computer calculations and cold model measurements to determine the geometry dimension of the RF structure.<>