Measurement of current in pulsed electron beams
measurementofcur00anas.pdf (10.95Mb)Abstract
The basic problem under consideration was the investigation
of the possibility of measuring the current and
wave shape of the beam being accelerated in the M.I.T.
synchrotron. To approximate the synchrotron conditions,
a linear accelerator and detector system were designed
and constructed. A pulsed beam was formed at the electrongun
end of the accelerator by driving the grid at 5^ megacycles
with a TBY-d transmitter. The maximum acceleration
possible with the system is 75,000 volts.
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