Improvement of confinement times of lithium ion and electron plasmas in BX-U

For the first time, images of both ions and electrons appearing on a fluorescent screen attached to a micro-channel plate (MCP) [S. Nakata et al., "Applicability of micro-channel plate followed by phosphor screen to charged particles," Rev. Sci. Instrum. (submitted)] were captured in one attempt. The profile of electrostatic potential applied externally to the MCP with the fluorescent screen was quickly changed using a high-voltage vacuum relay. This method allows consecutive images of ions and electrons to be successfully captured.

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Note: Consecutive capture of images of ions and electrons using high-voltage vacuum relay

Yamada

Himura

2016

Review of Scientific Instruments

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Improvement of confinement times of lithium ion and electron plasmas in BX-U

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Note: Consecutive capture of images of ions and electrons using high-voltage vacuum relay

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