2004
DOI: 10.1109/tps.2004.823986
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Pseudospark Experiments: Cherenkov Interaction and Electron Beam Post-Acceleration

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“…The post-acceleration technology demonstrated in reference [11] requires an additional power supply. Recently, a compact post-acceleration circuit was developed and only one power supply is needed, as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Accelerationmentioning
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“…The post-acceleration technology demonstrated in reference [11] requires an additional power supply. Recently, a compact post-acceleration circuit was developed and only one power supply is needed, as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Accelerationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the beam propagates through the anode its front edge ionizes the background gas, forming a plasma channel, while the following beam electrons expel part of the plasma electrons so that an ion-channel is formed, confining the beam and eliminating the need for any external magnetic guide field. A high current density, high brightness electron beam with a sweeping voltage can therefore be generated and propagated by ion channel focusing.Pseudospark discharges have been explored for various important applications, especially high quality electron beam generation for microwave sources [2,5,6] and potential terahertz devices. High frequency sources above 100 GHz are very attractive for a wide range of research and technical applications, including molecular spectroscopy, bio-imaging and security screening.…”
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“…Under the same discharge voltage, the configuration with the larger electrode gap separation will generate higher electron beam current. Because the energy of the high brightness electrons in the beam produced by a pseudospark is relatively low post acceleration experiments on the hollow cathode beam have also been successfully carried o ut [4,5].X-ray emission studies and spatial visualization of the PS beams have been used to improve the characterisation of these beams [7,8]. Several experiments have successfully produced mm-wave/sub-THz radiation [9,10].…”
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