US4284923A
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Ion beam buncher--debuncher
Assignee: Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique et Aux Énergies Alternatives
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Filing: 1979-11-13
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Granted: 1981-08-18
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Expires: 1999-11-13
Abstract
Abstract Ion beam buncher--debuncher of the type having a resonant structure supplied by a high frequency or hyperfrequency generator, said structure comprising a cylindrical wall closed by two lateral faces respectively traversed by a supply pipe and a discharge pipe for the beam, together with a sliding tube arranged between the said pipes and defining with the supply pipe a first gap and with the discharge pipe a second gap, the ion beam being introduced into the said structure by the supply pipe firstly undergoing in the first gap a first action on the part of the electrical field therein, then traversing the sliding pipe and finally undergoing in the second gap a second action on the part of the electrical field therein and leaving the structure by the discharge pipe, wherein the two gaps defined by the sliding tube and the supply and discharge pipes are extremely asymmetrical, one of the two gaps offering the ion beam a much weaker electrical field than that offered by the other gap, so that the action exerted on the ions in said gap by the electrical field is negligible compared with that exerted in the other gap.
Inventors
- 👤 Jacques Pottier
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-29 21:22
CPC Classifications
H; H05; H05H; H05H7/00; H05H7/14; H05H7/18; G; G21; G21K; G21K1/00; G21K1/08
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim
193 words
An ion beam buncher--debuncher of the type having a resonant structure supplied by a high frequency or hyperfrequency generator, said structure comprising a cylindrical wall closed by two lateral faces respectively traversed by a supply pipe and a discharge pipe for the beam, together with a sliding tube arranged between the said pipes and defining with the supply pipe a first gap and with the discharge pipe a second gap, the ion beam being introduced into the said structure by the supply pipe firstly undergoing in the first gap a first action on the part of the electrical field therein, then traversing the sliding tube and finally undergoing in the second gap a second action on the part of the electrical field therein and leaving the structure by the discharge pipe, wherein the supply and discharge pipes have different cross-sections, the sliding tube having a flared shape passing from a small cross-section equal to that of one of the pipes to a large cross-section equal to that of the other pipe. one of the two gaps affecting the ion beam with a substantial weaker electric field than that affected by the other gap.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
193 words
An ion beam buncher--debuncher of the type having a resonant structure supplied by a high frequency or hyperfrequency generator, said structure comprising a cylindrical wall closed by two lateral faces respectively traversed by a supply pipe and a discharge pipe for the beam, together with a sliding tube arranged between the said pipes and defining with the supply pipe a first gap and with the discharge pipe a second gap, the ion beam being introduced into the said structure by the supply pipe firstly undergoing in the first gap a first action on the part of the electrical field therein, then traversing the sliding tube and finally undergoing in the second gap a second action on the part of the electrical field therein and leaving the structure by the discharge pipe, wherein the supply and discharge pipes have different cross-sections, the sliding tube having a flared shape passing from a small cross-section equal to that of one of the pipes to a large cross-section equal to that of the other pipe. one of the two gaps affecting the ion beam with a substantial weaker electric field than that affected by the other gap.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
185 words
An ion beam buncher--debuncher of the type having a resonant structure supplied by a high frequency or hyperfrequency generator, said structure comprising a cylindrical wall closed by two lateral faces respectively traversed by a supply pipe and a discharge pipe for the beam, together with a sliding tube arranged between the said pipes and defining with the supply pipe a first gap and with the discharge pipe a second gap, the ion beam being introduced into the said structure by the supply pipe firstly undergoing in the first gap a first action on the part of the electrical field therein, then traversing the sliding tube and finally undergoing in the second gap a second action on the part of the electrical field therein and leaving the structure by the discharge pipe, wherein one of said first and second gaps has a length such that it is traversed by the ion beam in a long time compared with the resonant half-cycle of the structure one of the two gaps affecting the ion beam with a substantial weaker electric field than that affected by the other gap.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
185 words
An ion beam buncher--debuncher of the type having a resonant structure supplied by a high frequency or hyperfrequency generator, said structure comprising a cylindrical wall closed by two lateral faces respectively traversed by a supply pipe and a discharge pipe for the beam, together with a sliding tube arranged between the said pipes and defining with the supply pipe a first gap and with the discharge pipe a second gap, the ion beam being introduced into the said structure by the supply pipe firstly undergoing in the first gap a first action on the part of the electrical field therein, then traversing the sliding tube and finally undergoing in the second gap a second action on the part of the electrical field therein and leaving the structure by the discharge pipe, wherein one of said first and second gaps has a length such that it is traversed by the ion beam in a long time compared with the resonant half-cycle of the structure one of the two gaps affecting the ion beam with a substantial weaker electric field than that affected by the other gap.
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