2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2017.07.129
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Effect of metal-hydride hydrogen activation on longitudinal yield of negative ions from PIG

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“…The discharge voltage U d = 5 kV, the pressure p = 5•10 -6 Torr and the grid potential U grid = 1 kV were selected on the base of the discharge features and corresponded to the mode when a negative axial current of charged particles was registered [4].…”
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“…The discharge voltage U d = 5 kV, the pressure p = 5•10 -6 Torr and the grid potential U grid = 1 kV were selected on the base of the discharge features and corresponded to the mode when a negative axial current of charged particles was registered [4].…”
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“…The source design with metal hydride cathode could be greatly simplified due to the discharge properties changing [3]. It appears that at high discharge voltages a flow of negatively charged particles including negative ions and electrons along with positive ions starts yielding along the external magnetic field [4]. Picking up the value of external magnetic field, electric supply and discharge dimensions one could achieve the situation when the current of positive ions will be much lower than the negative one.…”
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“…Behind the aperture of the cathode-reflector was an electromagnetic filter 4 for negative ions registering. The calculation and design of the filter were discussed in [6].…”
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“…Taking into account the ability of a Penning discharge with a metal hydride cathode of emitting not only positive ions, but also negative particles in the axial direction [6,7], we attempted to increase the brightness of the source by applying the hollow cathode effect.…”
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