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PPPS 2019

22–28 Jun 2019
DoubleTree at the Entrance to Universal Orlando
America/New_York timezone

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3.1 Plasma, Ion, and Electron Sources I

O2B
24 Jun 2019, 16:00
DoubleTree at the Entrance to Universal Orlando

DoubleTree at the Entrance to Universal Orlando

5780 Major Blvd. Orlando, Florida, 32819, USA

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3.1 Plasma, Ion, and Electron Sources I

  • Peng Zhang (Michigan State University)

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  1. 1024. Transients on Arc and Convertor currents in the Multicusp Cesiated Surface Conversion H - Source at LANSCE
    David Kleinjan (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
    24/06/2019, 16:00
    3.1 Plasma, Ion and Electron Sources
    Oral

    The Multicsup Cesiated Surface Conversion H- Ion Source at the Los Alamos Neutron Science Center (LANSCE) has provided beam at ~14 mA, 120 Hz, and 10% D.F. for many years of neutron science research. Recently, random high current transients were discovered in the arc current used to ionize hydrogen in the LANSCE H- ion source, and in the convertor current used to convert protons to H- ions....

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  2. 848. Atmospheric Pressure Breakdown and Evidence for Field Emission in GHz Split-Ring Resonators
    Mr Zane Cohick (The Pennsylvania State University)
    24/06/2019, 16:15
    3.1 Plasma, Ion and Electron Sources
    Oral

    Microplasmas generated using microwaves have generated interest in recent years since they have promising qualities such as high-electron densities, breakdown occurring at voltages lower than predicted by Paschen’s law, and the potential for remote excitability. One prominent method for generating microwave microplasmas is to employ a microwave split-ring resonator (SRR). However, while some...

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  3. 1079. Experimental, analytical and computational studies of electron gun grid heating
    Allen Garner (Purdue University)
    24/06/2019, 16:30
    3.1 Plasma, Ion and Electron Sources
    Oral

    Electron guns are at the heart of various vacuum tubes used for applications that include communications, RF accelerators, industrial nondestructive inspection and medical imaging. An electron gun is typically comprised of the electron emitter and electrodes/electron gun elements used for beam extraction, control and focusing. A critical component of an electron gun for linear vacuum tubes is...

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  4. 1181. Power Consumption in a Miniature Microwave Inductively Coupled Plasma Source
    Ilija Stefanović (Ruhr-University Bochum)
    24/06/2019, 17:00
    3.1 Plasma, Ion and Electron Sources
    Oral

    Miniature Microwave Inductively Coupled Plasma (MMWICP) source is a novel and versatile non-thermal plasma source, which profit of high electron density and high power efficiency. In its compact version a single MMWICP source comprises a quartz tube of 5 mm inner diameter enclosed by a copper resonator of 8 mm thickness. This basic unit can be combined in an array of two (double), four...

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  5. 1188. Test beds for electron emission studies
    Michel CARON (CEA)
    24/06/2019, 17:15
    3.1 Plasma, Ion and Electron Sources
    Oral

    For electrodes coated with thin insulating layers, material properties like emissivity, stability, radiation endurance are key parameters for successful application in plasma physics, space industry or accelerator technology. In this paper, we report on test beds used at CEA for basic physics experiments dealing with material properties. Two studies are presented:
    - The first one is dedicated...

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