Published 1996 | Version v1
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Compact high-current, subnanosecond electron accelerator

  • 1. Russian Academy of Sciences, Ekaterinburg (Russian Federation). Inst. of Electrophysics
  • 2. Russian Academy of Sciences, Tomsk (Russian Federation). High-Current Electronics Inst.
  • 3. Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow (Russian Federation). High-Temperature Inst.

Description

A compact subnanosecond, high-current electron accelerator producing an annular electron beam of duration up to 300 - 400 ps, energy about 250 keV, and current up to 1 kA has been developed to study transient processes in pulsed power microwave devices. The measuring and recording techniques used to experimentally investigate the dynamics of the beam current pulse and the transformation of the electron energy during the transportation of the beam in a longitudinal magnetic field are described. The experimental data obtained are compared with the predictions of a numerical simulation. (author). 6 figs., 5 refs

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Beams '96. Proceedings of the 11th international conference on high power particle beams. Vol. II

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Publishing Information

ISBN
80-902250-4-7
Imprint Title
Beams '96. Proceedings of the 11th international conference on high power particle beams. Vol. II
Imprint Pagination
[692 p.].
Journal Page Range
p. 913-916.
Report number
INIS-CZ--0003

Conference

Title
11. international conference on high power particle beams.
Acronym
Beams' 96
Dates
10-14 Jun 1996.
Place
Prague (Czech Republic).

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