Extractive electrode situated in the vicinity of the particle so

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Cyclotrons

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313146, 313237, 313326, 313363, H01J 194, H05H 1300

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ABSTRACT:
An extractive electrode allowing to reduce the vertical focusing and defocusing effect of the hyperfrequency electrical field used for accelerating the particles of a beam within an accelerator of cyclotron type. The extractive electrode comprises a metallic block having a substantially prismatic shape and provided in its entry face facing the particle source with at least a window which opens onto a deep notch delimited by two curved lateral walls forming a channel C for the passage of the beam. A median element located within this channel C allows to obtain two separated channels for the passage of the two beams corresponding to two harmonic operating frequencies.

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patent: 3867705 (1975-02-01), Hudson et al.
"The Central Region of the Delft 12 MeV Isochronous Cyclotron," by B. Lubach, Nuclear Instruments and Methods, 89, No. 1, (1970), pp. 141-146, North-Holland Publishing Co.

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