The Radiofrequency Group (RFQ) is responsible for the subsystems of accelerators that provide energy to the electrons, both during the acceleration process and to replenish the energy lost due to synchrotron radiation or other dissipative processes. Electrons gain energy through their interaction with oscillating electric fields, excited in resonant cavities. This supply of energy needs to be controlled and stable. The RF system basically consists of the following main components: accelerator cavities, low-power RF parameter control system, waveguides, main RF generator, and amplifiers capable of providing the high power needed for the electron beam.