| 摘要 |
<p>1481487 Particle accelerators ATOMIC ENERGY OF CANADA Ltd 17 July 1975 [1 Aug 1974] 30030/75 Heading H1D A standing-wave linear accelerator having N resonant cells includes a first series 32 1 ,..., 32 10 , Fig. 3, of (N+1)/3 cells forming a first accelerating section 30, a second series 33 1 ,..., 33 10 of (N + 1)/3 cells forming a second accelerating section 31, and (N+1)/3-1 coupling cells 34 which couple the even and odd cells of one section to the odd and even cells, respectively, of the other section, the system being energized, in the 2#/3 mode, via the waveguide 35, and the cells of each section having aligned beam passage apertures, and successive pairs of cells having coupling apertures. The arrangement may be employed as a dual beam accelerator, e.g. to accelerate beams from two separate sources, or the beams of positively charged and negatively charged particles produced by magnetic separation from a single source (Fig. 4, not shown). Alternatively, as shown in Fig. 5, it may be employed in a race-track microtron, accelerating particles from an annular source 56 repeatedly first along one section, and then, after reversal of direction by magnetic system 57 or 58, along the other section. Reinjection of the beam into the sections in the correct phase is achieved by adjusting the magnetic fields of systems 57 and 58, or their distance from the ends of the sections, or by steering magnet systems 59 and 60. The beam is ejected at locations such as 63.</p> |
