| Paper | Title | Page |
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| TU6PFP043 | Design Study of an Accelerator Mass Spectrometer Based on a Cyclotron | 1381 |
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An accelerator mass spectrometer (AMS) based on a compact cyclotron has been studied for biomedical uses. The system will have the mass resolving power of over 4000 to analyze a few different kinds of isotopes for tracing or chronometric dating. High transmission efficiency is a major design goal to compete with a Tandem AMS. A compact magnet with high stability, a saw tooth harmonic buncher, and flat-topping rf system are the components needed to achieve the goal. The results of design study for the AMS cyclotron and its injection line will be presented as well as the results of model tests for the cavity and the buncher. |