Charge breeding technique is used for RIB （radioactive ion beam） production in order of optimizing the re-acceleration of the radioactive isotopes produced by a primary beam in a thick target. Charge breeding is ach...Charge breeding technique is used for RIB （radioactive ion beam） production in order of optimizing the re-acceleration of the radioactive isotopes produced by a primary beam in a thick target. Charge breeding is achieved by means of a device capable of increasing the ion charge state from 1＋ to a desired value n＋. In some experiments, a continuous RIB of a given energy may be required. To reach this goal, a charge breeding device based on a hollow gun EBIS （electron beam ion source） has been proposed by the author recently. That EBIS, in principle, can be capable to realize a CW （continuous wave） operation. A sufficiently high focusing magnetic field could reduce to zero the hole radius in the EBIS electron beam. However, a smaller efficiency in the ion charge state increase should be expected. A code developed for studying the ion selective containment in a EBIS has been modified and used to simulate the ion charge state breeding. The effects of the hollow electron beam on the breeding rate have been studied.展开更多
文摘Charge breeding technique is used for RIB （radioactive ion beam） production in order of optimizing the re-acceleration of the radioactive isotopes produced by a primary beam in a thick target. Charge breeding is achieved by means of a device capable of increasing the ion charge state from 1＋ to a desired value n＋. In some experiments, a continuous RIB of a given energy may be required. To reach this goal, a charge breeding device based on a hollow gun EBIS （electron beam ion source） has been proposed by the author recently. That EBIS, in principle, can be capable to realize a CW （continuous wave） operation. A sufficiently high focusing magnetic field could reduce to zero the hole radius in the EBIS electron beam. However, a smaller efficiency in the ion charge state increase should be expected. A code developed for studying the ion selective containment in a EBIS has been modified and used to simulate the ion charge state breeding. The effects of the hollow electron beam on the breeding rate have been studied.
