Humphries Jr et al., 1986 - Google Patents
Grid‐controlled extraction of pulsed ion beamsHumphries Jr et al., 1986
- Document ID
- 8748031165695153552
- Author
- Humphries Jr S
- Burkhart C
- Coffey S
- Cooper G
- Len L
- Savage M
- Woodall D
- Rutkowski H
- Oona H
- Shurter R
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Journal of applied physics
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Experimental results are presented on a method for extracting well‐focused ion beams from plasma sources with time‐varying properties. An electrostatic grid was used to stop the flow of plasma electrons so that only ions entered the extraction gap. In this case, ion flow in the …
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