Design aspects and status of construction of the mVINIS ion source

Ефремов, А. А.; Kutner, V. B.; Bogomolov, S. L.; Lebedev, A. N.; Loginov, V. N.; Yazvitsky, N. Yu.; Dobrosavljevic, A.; Draganić, Ilija; Dekic, Stojadin V.; Stalevski, T.

doi:10.1063/1.1148568

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“…The mVINIS source can produce the highly charged ions via the micro-wave heating of the plasma on electron cyclotron resonance frequencies, the so called ECR source. It gives a wide variety of ion beams ranging from standard gases, such as He, N, O, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe to solids, like Zn, Pb, B, Fe [2][3][4]. The metal ion beams are produced from metallic vapors created by two different methods: (a) melting of metals in minioven [5][6] and (b) the MIVOC (Metal Ions from VOlatile Compounds) method [7][8].…”

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The finite element method analysis of temperature distribution of the FAMA electron cyclotron resonance mini-oven

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The mVINIS ion source, a part of FAMA installation at ?Vinca? Institute of Nuclear Sciences, is able to produce multiple charged heavy ion beams through the utilization of vapors created by the process of melting solids inside the miniature oven (mini-oven). The mini-oven that was used previously could only reach the maximum temperature of 800?C, which is far too low for evaporating most metals. For this purpose, a higher operating-temperature of 1500?C was needed. Our study focuses on numerical finite element method (FEM) analysis of the temperature distribution of newly designed mini-oven.

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The finite element method analysis of temperature distribution of the FAMA electron cyclotron resonance mini-oven

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“…The job was performed by a joint team of the Flerov Lab o ra tory of Nuclear Re ac tions of the Joint In sti tute for Nu clear Research, Dubna, Rus sia, and the Lab o ra tory of Phys ics. That was a CA PRICE type ECR ion source [1] op er ating at the mi cro wave fre quency of 14.5 GHz with the max i mal ex trac tion volt age of 25 kV [2][3][4][5][6][7]. Dif fer ent types of mul ti ply charged ion beams pro duced with that ion source were be ing used ex ten sively in an exper i men tal chan nel for sur face mod i fi ca tion of ma te rials [8][9][10].…”

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Upgrading the ECR ion source within FAMA

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1 Flerov Lab o ra tory of Nu clear Re ac tions, Joint In sti tute for Nu clear Re search, Dubna, Rus sia 2 Lab o ra tory of Phys ics, Vin~a In sti tute of Nu clear Sci ences, Uni ver sity of Bel grade, Bel grade, Ser bia Sci en tific pa per http://doi.org/10.2298/NTRP1801047E Re cent up grad ing of the Fa cil ity for Mod i fi ca tion and Anal y sis of Ma te ri als with Ion Beams -FAMA, in the Lab o ra tory of Phys ics of the Vin~a In sti tute of Nu clear Sci ences, in cluded the mod ern iza tion of its elec tron cy clo tron res o nance ion source.Since the old ion source was being ex ten sively used for more than 15 years for pro duc tion of mul ti ply charged ions from gases and solid sub stances, its com plete re con struc tion was needed. The main goal was to recon struct its plasma and in jec tion cham bers and mag netic struc ture, and thus in ten sify the pro duc tion of mul ti ply charged ions. Also, it was de cided to re fur bish its ma jor sub sys temsthe vac uum sys tem, the mi cro wave sys tem, the gas in let sys tem, the solid sub stance in let system, and the con trol sys tem. All these im prove ments have re sulted in a sub stan tial in crease of ion beam cur rents, es pe cially in the case of high charge states, with the op er a tion of the ion source proven to be sta ble and re pro duc ible.

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“…Research programs dealing with ion implantation and other methods of modification of materials with ion beams were initiated in the Laboratory of Physics of the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences from Belgrade, Serbia in 1998. That was a result of successful completion of the designing, construction, assembling and commissioning of an electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) ion source -the mVINIS Ion Source [1]. The job was performed by a joint team of the Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia (FLNR JINR), and the Laboratory of Physics of the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences.…”

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confidence: 99%