Deflection system for charged-particle beam

Radiant energy – With charged particle beam deflection or focussing – Magnetic lens

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ABSTRACT:
A system for achromatically deflecting a beam of charged particles without producing net divergence of the beam comprises three successive magnetic deflection means (A,B,C) which deflect the beam alternately in opposite directions, the first (A) and second (B) by angles of less than 50.degree. and the third (C) by an angle of at least 90.degree.; particles with different respective energies are transversely spaced as they enter the third deflection means (C), but emerge completely superimposed in both position and direction, and may be brought to a focus (F) in each of two mutually perpendicular planes a short distance thereafter. Such a system may be particularly compact, especially in the direction in which the beam leaves the system, and is suitable for deflecting a beam of electrons from a linear accelerator (5,6,7) so as to produce a vertical beam of electrons (or with an X-ray target, of X-rays) which can be rotated about a horizontal patient for radiation therapy.

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patent: 4056728 (1977-11-01), LeBoutet
patent: 4191887 (1980-03-01), Brown

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