The invention discloses a non-magnetic
femtosecond electron source device with an adjustable convergence angle. The non-magnetic
femtosecond electron source device comprises a vacuum cavity, and a photoelectric
cathode, a grid
electrode, an
anode, an electric convergent mirror and an electric objective lens which are arranged in the vacuum cavity, have overlapped central axes and are sequentiallyarranged at intervals, the photoelectric
cathode is used for generating
femtosecond pulse
electron beams under the excitation of femtosecond
laser pulses; a
voltage is applied between the photocathodeand the
anode for accelerating the electron beam; the
voltage of the electric convergent mirror and the
voltage of the electric objective lens are adjustable, and the electric convergent mirror and the electric objective lens are used for converging the accelerated electron beams twice to obtain parallel beams or
convergent beam electronic pulses with actually required convergence angles. According to the invention, the electric convergent mirror and the electric objective lens are adopted to focus the pulsed electron beam twice, and the voltage of the electric convergent mirror and the electric objective lens is flexible and adjustable, so that pulsed electron beams with different convergence degrees and beam spot sizes can be obtained. Moreover, the size of the
electron source device can be greatly reduced by adopting the
electrostatic lens, the structure is simple, and the quality, flexibility and
controllability of the required electron beam can be further improved.