Electron Temperature Effects for An Ion Beam Source
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概要
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A hydrogen high temperature plasma up to 200eV is produced by acceleration of electrons in a hot hollow cathode discharge and is used as an ion beam source. Then, two characteristics are observed : A rate of the atomic ion (H^+) number increases above 70%. A perveance of the ion beam increases above 30 times compared with that of a cold plasma, while a floating potential of an ion acceleration electrode approaches an ion acceleration potential (-500V) according as an increment of the electron temperature. Moreover, a neutralized ion beam can be produced by only the negative floating electrode without an external power supply.
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著者
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Uramoto Joshin
Research Information center, Institute of Plasma Physics, Nagoya University
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Uramoto Joshin
Research Information Center Institute Of Plasma Physics Nagoya University
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