Low‐energy high‐intensity extraction system for CHORDIS
Low‐energy high‐intensity extraction system for CHORDIS
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DOI:
10.1063/1.1142804
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发表时间:
1992-04
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
K. Tinschert;W. Zhao
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作者:
K. Tinschert;W. Zhao
The high current ion source CHORDIS is operated at the GSI 300 kV accelerator with a typical extraction voltage of 40 kV. The ion beam is injected into the 300 kV accelerating gap without mass or charge analysis. To obtain a beam of well‐separated ion species that is desirable for ion implantation applications it is intended to use a compact 90° dipole magnet (magnetic rigidity 0.2 Tm) for ion separation on the HV platform. To analyze heavy ions (mass/charge≤132) the ion energy must be decreased to 15 keV while keeping sufficient beam current at low emittance for beam matching to the accelerating gap. A single aperture accel‐decel extraction system was developed that combines a high accelerating voltage with a high decelerating voltage to obtain the low ion energy. Shaping and distances of the electrodes have been optimized by computer simulation with the axcel‐gsi code. Measurements of ion currents and beam emittances have been performed with Ar‐ and Xe‐ion beams and compared to the results of the comput...