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Autor:
Alvin S. Bolt, Thomas Zaugg, David S. Warren, Joseph D. Sherman, J. David Schneider, Michael E. Thuot, M. Stettler, Debora M. Kerstiens, Jack E. Boers, R.R. Stevens, Terry L. Figueroa, H. Vernon Smith, Lash Hansborough, Adrian A. Arvin
Publikováno v:
Review of Scientific Instruments. 73:917-921
A dc and pulsed-mode 75 keV proton injector has been developed and is used in characterization of a continuous-wave 6.7 MeV, 100 mA radio-frequency quadrupole (RFQ). The injector is used frequently at the full RFQ design power (100 mA, 6.7 MeV) where
Autor:
Terry L. Figueroa, Alvin S. Bolt, E. A. Meyer, Jack E. Boers, Thomas Zaugg, Michael E. Thuot, M. Stettler, Thomas W. Hardek, Joseph D. Sherman, Gerald O. Bolme, Adrian A. Arvin, J. David Schneider, James H. Kamperschroer, H. Vernon Smith, Mitchell C. Richards, R.R. Stevens, Lash Hansborough, Debora M. Kerstiens, Patrick H. Hegler
Publikováno v:
Review of Scientific Instruments. 71:767-770
A 50 keV proton injector utilizing a dc microwave source has been used to operate a 1.25 MeV continuous wave (cw) radio-frequency quadrupole (RFQ) accelerator. RFQ injection places stringent requirements on beam properties including centroid control,
Autor:
Joseph D. Sherman, Lash Hansborough, Michael E. Thuot, R.R. Stevens, J. David Schneider, Andrew Arvin, H. Vernon Smith, R. Ferdinand, David Hodgkins, M. Stettler, Thomas Zaugg, E. A. Meyer
Publikováno v:
Review of Scientific Instruments. 69:1003-1008
A 110 mA, 75 keV dc proton injector is being developed at Los Alamos. A microwave proton source is coupled to a two solenoid, space-charge neutralized, low-energy beam transport (LEBT) system. The ion source produces 110 mA proton current at 75 keV u
Publikováno v:
Review of Scientific Instruments. 66:1024-1027
Accumulator rings proposed for use in high‐intensity spallation‐neutron sources require a chopped beam with ∼100‐ns‐wide particle‐free gaps at 1–2 MHz rates, with fall and rise times ≤20 ns. Chopping the beam directly in the ion sourc
Publikováno v:
Review of Scientific Instruments. 62:2307-2313
Using optical spectroscopy we study the spatial and temporal distributions of the Hα, Cs i(4555 A), Cs ii(4604 A), and Mo i(3903 A) emission lines in a Penning surface‐plasma source (SPS). A diagnostic slit exposes the entire SPS discharge gap eit
Autor:
E. A. Meyer, Lash Hansborough, Joseph D. Sherman, R.R. Stevens, Thomas Zaugg, Dave Hodgkins, Michael E. Thuot, J. David Schneider, Andrew Arvin
Publikováno v:
Review of Scientific Instruments. 69:1017-1019
A reliable high-voltage (HV) column has been developed for dc proton injectors with applications to high-intensity cw linacs. The HV column is coupled with a microwave-driven plasma generator to produce a 75-keV, 110-mA dc proton beam. Typical proton
Publikováno v:
Review of Scientific Instruments. 65:1176-1178
After developing a pulsed 8X source for H− beams, we are now testing a cooled, dc version. The design dc power density on the cathode surface is 900 W/cm2, much higher than achieved in any previously reported Penning surface‐plasma source. The so
Publikováno v:
AIP Conference Proceedings.
Accumulator rings proposed for use in high‐intensity spallation‐neutron sources require a chopped beam with ∼100‐ns‐wide particle‐free gaps at 1–2 MHz rates, with fall and rise times ≤20 ns. Chopping the beam directly in the ion sourc
Publikováno v:
AIP Conference Proceedings.
Recently, a CW proton accelerator complex was moved from Chalk River Laboratories (CRL) to Los Alamos National Laboratory. This includes a 50‐keV dc proton injector with a single‐solenoid low‐energy beam transport system (LEBT) and a CW 1.25‐
Publikováno v:
AIP Conference Proceedings.
For a number of years, Los Alamos personnel have collaborated with a team of experimentalists at Chalk River Labs (CRL) near Deep River, Ontario, Canada who were pursuing the development of the front end of a high power cw proton accelerator. At the