Proc Int Conf on ECR Ion Sources and Their Applications, East Lansing, NSCL report, MSUCP-47
, 1987, 254
Production of intense highly charged ion beams by IMP 14.5 GHz electron cyclotron resonance ion source
A new 14.5 GHz Electron Cyclotron Resonance (ECR) ion source has been constructed over the last two years. The source was designed and tested by making use of the latest results from ECR ion source development, such as high mirror magnetic field, large plasma volume, and biased probe. 140µA of O7+, 185µA of Ar11+ and 50µA of Xe26+ could be produced with a RF power of 800W. The intense beams of highly charged metallic ions are produced by means of the method of a metal evaporation oven and volatile compound through axial access. The test results are 130μA of Ca11+, 70µA of Ca12+ and 65µA of Fe10+. The ion source has been put into operation for the cyclotron at the Institute of Modern Physics (IMP).
Proc Int Conf on ECR Ion Sources and Their Applications, East Lansing, NSCL report, MSUCP-47
, 1987, 254