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Bremsstrahlung and Ion Beam Current Measurements With SuSI ECR Ion Source |
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- T. Ropponen, D.G. Cole, G. Machicoane, A. Stolz, L.T. Sun, L. Tobos
NSCL, East Lansing, Michigan, USA
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The Superconducting Source for Ions (SuSI) at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory at Michigan State University is a fully superconducting 3rd generation ECR ion source. The axial magnetic field is generated by six solenoid magnets which allow to control the magnetic field characteristics, such as resonance locations, mirror ratios and magnetic field gradients, almost independently. In addition, a collimation scheme in the SuSI beam line after the analyzing magnet has been developed to optimize the ion beam production from the ion source within a given acceptance. These aspects make SuSI an excellent tool for ECRIS research and development. In this paper we will focus on the bremsstrahlung and ion beam current measurements where the gradient on the magnetic field is changed while keeping the Bmin and axial plasma length as constants. We will also show how the shift of the extraction side resonance location affects the extracted ion beam currents and radiation spectra and, finally, we will discuss about the effect of flatB mode with a modern superconducting ECR ion source on the ion beam production and radiation levels.
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Slides WECOAK04 [3.752 MB]
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