Modern methods of acceleration and compact light sources
Modern methods of acceleration and compact light sources
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Compton X-ray source at Univ. <strong>of</strong> Tokyo<br />
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X-rays 10–40 keV for medical science,<br />
biology, <strong>and</strong> materials science<br />
Multi-bunch electron beam <strong>and</strong> a longpulse<br />
laser for higher flux<br />
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Electron beam: 200 mA peak & 2 mA average<br />
under 10 Hz operation, multi-bunch (10 4<br />
bunches in 1 ms)<br />
Laser: energy 1.4 J, duration 10 ns at a<br />
wavelength <strong>of</strong> 532 nm.<br />
30 MeV X-b<strong>and</strong> (11.424 GHz) linac<br />
3.5-cell thermionic cathode RF-gun<br />
Have demonstrated the 2MeV electron<br />
beam generation from the RF-gun<br />
F. Sakamoto et al, Nuclear Instruments <strong>and</strong> Methods in<br />
Physics Research A 608 (2009) S36–S40<br />
A. Seryi, 9 th Nov 2010
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