Diagnostic experiments at a 3 MeV test stand at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (United Kingdom).
Diagnostic experiments at a 3 MeV test stand at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (United Kingdom).
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DOI:
10.1063/1.3290858
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2010-02
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C. Gabor;D. Faircloth;D. Lee;S. Lawrie;A. Letchford;J. Pozimski
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作者:
C. Gabor;D. Faircloth;D. Lee;S. Lawrie;A. Letchford;J. Pozimski
A front end is currently under construction consisting of a H(-) Penning ion source (65 keV, 60 mA), low energy beam transport (LEBT), and radio frequency quadrupole (3 MeV output energy) with a medium energy beam transport suitable for high power proton applications. Diagnostics can be divided either in destructive techniques such as beam profile monitor, pepperpot, slit-slit emittance scanner (preferably used during commissioning) or nondestructive, permanently installed devices such as photodetachment-based techniques. Another way to determine beam distributions is a scintillator with charge-coupled device camera. First experiments have been performed to control the beam injection into the LEBT. The influence of beam parameters such as particle energy and space-charge compensation on the two-dimensional distribution and profiles will be presented.