Conference paper

Compact, low-cost, 14.5GHz all-permanent magnet field ECR ion source


Authors listGalutschek, E.; Salzborn, E.; Aumayr, F.; Winter, H. P.

Publication year2007

Pages66-69

JournalGao neng wu li yu he wu li: yue kan = High energy physics and nuclear physics

Volume number31

ISSN0254-3052

Conference17th International Workshop on ECR Ion Sources and Their Applications

PublisherScience Press


Abstract
A compact 14.5GHz electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) ion source for the production of slow, multiply charged ions has been constructed, with the plasma-confining magnetic field produced exclusively by permanent magnets. Microwave power of up to 175W in the frequency range from 12.75 to 14.5GHz is transmitted from ground potential via a PTFE window into the water-cooled plasma chamber which can be equipped with an aluminum liner. The waveguide coupling system serves also as biased electrode, and two remotely-controlled gas inlet valves connected via an insulating break permit plasma operation in the gas-mixing mode. A triode extraction system sustains ion acceleration voltages between 1kV and 10kV. The ECR ion source is fully computer-controlled and can be remotely operated from any desired location via Ethernet.



Citation Styles

Harvard Citation styleGalutschek, E., Salzborn, E., Aumayr, F. and Winter, H. (2007) Compact, low-cost, 14.5GHz all-permanent magnet field ECR ion source, HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS-CHINESE EDITION, 31, pp. 66-69

APA Citation styleGalutschek, E., Salzborn, E., Aumayr, F., & Winter, H. (2007). Compact, low-cost, 14.5GHz all-permanent magnet field ECR ion source. HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS-CHINESE EDITION. 31, 66-69.



Keywords


all-permanent magnet ECRISECRIS for multiply charged ionslow-cost compact ECRIS

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