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H. R. Kremers

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A status report of the multipurpose superconducting electron cyclotron resonance ion source

2007

Intense heavy ion beam production with electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) ion sources is a common requirement for many of the accelerators under construction in Europe and elsewhere. An average increase of about one order of magnitude per decade in the performance of ECR ion sources was obtained up to now since the time of pioneering experiment of R. Geller at CEA, Grenoble, and this trend is not deemed to get the saturation at least in the next decade, according to the increased availability of powerful magnets and microwave generators. Electron density above 1013 cm(-3) and very high current of multiply charged ions are expected with the use of 28 GHz microwave heating and of an adequate …

PhysicsElectron density[PHYS.PHYS.PHYS-ACC-PH]Physics [physics]/Physics [physics]/Accelerator Physics [physics.acc-ph]Cyclotron resonanceParticle accelerator01 natural sciences7. Clean energyIon sourceElectron cyclotron resonanceCharged particle010305 fluids & plasmaslaw.inventionIon29.25.NiIon sources: positive and negativelaw0103 physical sciencesAtomic physics010306 general physicsInstrumentationMicrowave
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Design and Calculations for the New ECRIS at KVI

2005

In this paper a brief description is given of the on‐going upgrade of the CAPRICE‐type ECRIS injector of the K=600 AGOR cyclotron at KVI. This upgrade is motivated by the new TRIμP program, which requires a significant increase of available beam intensity by up to two orders in magnitude. The upgrade follows the AECR design of the university of Jyvaskyla, which was originally pioneered at LBNL (USA). We will discuss the mechanical design and magnetic field calculations of the solenoidal and the permanent magnetic hexapole fields.

PhysicsNuclear physicsUpgradeSolenoidal vector fieldlawCyclotronCyclotron resonanceMechanical designBeam (structure)Magnetic fieldlaw.inventionAIP Conference Proceedings
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