An ion trap based on superconducting radio frequency accelerating electron
A technology of superconducting radio frequency and ion traps, which is applied in magnetic induction accelerators, circuits, discharge tubes, etc., can solve the problems of low energy of accelerated electrons, large volume, serious sparking phenomenon, etc., and achieve easy installation and movement, and small volume Effect
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[0015] In Fig. 1, the radio frequency electron source photocathode (1) is placed inside the superconducting acceleration section (2). The electron source is composed of cesium telluride CsTe photocathode material, which has a relatively high quantum emission efficiency under the irradiation of light pulses with a wavelength of 527nm. Laser (8) provides laser light with a wavelength of 527nm, which is irradiated onto the surface of the photocathode material through reflector (5). The repetition frequency of the light pulse is 325MHz, the pulse duration is 30ps, and the interval time is 2.667ns. Each light pulse can This causes the photocathode material to emit 533pC of electrons, corresponding to a current intensity of 200mA. The electrons generated at this time are non-polarized, that is, the electron spin orientation is randomly distributed. If it is necessary to generate polarized electron beams, the laser emits photons through the optical polarization system (7) to generat...
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