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- The Duoplasmatron is an ion source in which a cathode filament emits electrons into a vacuum chamber. A gas such as argon is introduced in very small...
- transmission electron microscopy Isotope separation Cathode-ray tube Duoplasmatron Awards Stalin Prize (1947, 1953) National Prize of East Germany (1958...
- certain value, called the striking voltage, the gas forms a plasma. A duoplasmatron is a type of glow discharge ion source that consists of a hot cathode...
- Ion Beams Technique Low Energy Radio frequency 1 mA H, He, N, O LEIS Duoplasmatron 10 mA H, He, N, O Colutron Penning 5 mA C, N, Ne, Kr CaeDsium sputter...
- physics Beamline Compact Linear Collider Dielectric wall accelerator Duoplasmatron International Linear Collider Particle accelerator Particle beam SLAC...
- the following: Coronal Ionizer gun Soft X-ray Ionizer Electron gun Duoplasmatron Capillaritron Particle accelerator Ion ray gun Focused ion beam Giannuzzi...
- from a high-purity oxygen gas discharge in the hollow Ni cathode of a duoplasmatron. The ions are extracted from the plasma and accelerated at 10 kV. The...
- emplo****. In one, ions of gaseous elements are usually generated with duoplasmatrons or by electron ionization, for instance noble gases (40Ar+, Xe+), oxygen...
- on electron bombardment, the "Kaufman Ion Source," a variant of the duoplasmatron, for the purpose of spacecraft propulsion. Born in Audubon, Iowa, USA...
- caesium, can also be used to donate electrons. H+ 3 ions can be made in a duoplasmatron where an electric discharge p****ed through low pressure molecular hydrogen...