The paper describes a compact electron beam source ELVI-200/2 with average electron energy of 200 keV. The source operates with pulse power up to 2 MW under average power not higher than 2 kW, pulse duration 0.2÷ 2 mks, and repetition rate up to 5 kHz. The electron beam is extracted through aluminium-beryllium alloy foil. The pulse duration and repetition rate can be changed from control desk. High-voltage generator for the source with output voltage up to 220 kV is realized using the voltagedoubling circuit which consists of 30 sections. The insulation type-gas, SF 6 under pressure of 8 atm. The cooling of the foil supporting tubes is provided by a water-alcohol mixture from an independent source.
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