Gyrotron frequency ECRIS development and the future challenges

L. Sun; H.W. Zhao; J.W. Guo

doi:doi:10.1051/epjconf/201714902005

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Issue		EPJ Web Conf. Volume 149, 2017 10^th International Workshop 2017 “Strong Microwaves and Terahertz Waves: Sources and Applications”


Article Number		02005
Number of page(s)		2
Section		High power microwave and terahertz applications
DOI		https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201714902005
Published online		04 August 2017

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Leitner D., Lyneis C. M., Abbott A. R., Dwinell R. D., Collines D., Leitner M. First Results of the Superconducting ECR Ion Source VENUS with 28 GHz // AIP Conference Pro- ceedings, 2005. V. 749. P. 3-9. [CrossRef]
Machicoane M., Cole D., Holland K., Leitner D., Morris D., Neben D., Tobos L. First Results at 24 GHz with the Super- conducting Source for Ions (SuSI) // Proceedings of 21st Int. Workshop on ECR Ion Sources, 2014, http://www.jacow.org. P. 1-4.
Benitez J., Franzen K. Y., Lyneis C., Phair L., Strohmeier M., Machicoane G., Sun L. T. Current Development of the VENUS Ion Source in Research and Operations // Proceedings of 20th Int. Workshop on ECR Ion Sources, 2012, http://www.jacow.org. P. 153-158.
Sun L., Zhao H. W., Guo J. W., Yang Y., Lu W., Wu W., Ma L. Z. Challenges for the Next Generation ECRIS // Proceedings of HIAT2015, 2015, http://www.jacow.org. P. 268-273.

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[1] Geller R. Electron Cyclotron Resonance Ion Sources and ECR Plasmas // Institute of Physics Publishing Bristol and Philadelphia, 1996. P. 85-92.

[2] Sun L., Guo J. W., Lu W., et al. Advancement of highly charged ion beam production by superconducting ECR ion source SECRAL (invited) // Rev. Sci. Instrum. 2016. 87. 02A707. [CrossRef]

[3] Gammino S., Ciavola G., Celona L., Hitz D., Girard A., Melin G. Operation of the SERSE superconducting electron cyclotron resonance ion source at 28 GHz // Rev. Sci. Instrum. 2001. V. 72, No. 11. P. 4090-4097. [CrossRef]

[4] Leitner D., Lyneis C. M., Abbott A. R., Dwinell R. D., Collines D., Leitner M. First Results of the Superconducting ECR Ion Source VENUS with 28 GHz // AIP Conference Pro- ceedings, 2005. V. 749. P. 3-9. [CrossRef]

[5] Machicoane M., Cole D., Holland K., Leitner D., Morris D., Neben D., Tobos L. First Results at 24 GHz with the Super- conducting Source for Ions (SuSI) // Proceedings of 21st Int. Workshop on ECR Ion Sources, 2014, http://www.jacow.org. P. 1-4.

[6] Benitez J., Franzen K. Y., Lyneis C., Phair L., Strohmeier M., Machicoane G., Sun L. T. Current Development of the VENUS Ion Source in Research and Operations // Proceedings of 20th Int. Workshop on ECR Ion Sources, 2012, http://www.jacow.org. P. 153-158.

[7] Sun L., Zhao H. W., Guo J. W., Yang Y., Lu W., Wu W., Ma L. Z. Challenges for the Next Generation ECRIS // Proceedings of HIAT2015, 2015, http://www.jacow.org. P. 268-273.